Garcia pulls out a map that's specifically made for migrants.
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George first slaps Fauna, then later pulls out a gun.
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Yep, this pet bed pulls out for maximum cozy space.
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They use dog whistles, he pulls out a train whistle.
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He pulls out all the cash and hands it over.
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Then Chandler pulls out a tire iron and it's on.
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This time, we see he pulls out a gigantic knife.
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And then pulls out a phone to take a picture.
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Trump argues that if the U.S. pulls out, Russia and
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Then it pulls out, eschewing the terrifying, fascinating human murk.
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She pulls out a legal pad and gets to work.
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Then he pulls out more plastic padding before discovering the cookies.
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As the salt seasons the meat, it also pulls out moisture.
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She opens a drawer and pulls out a can of Metrecal.
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Still, if Hitachi pulls out, it's unclear who will step in.
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Ten minutes later, Yousef pulls out the steaming golden brown pastry.
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As Maria evaporates, Fury pulls out and activates a small device.
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Mike pulls out his gun, preparing for any encounter, until — THWAP!
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Then she pulls out a bottle of Viagra as a prop.
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Then he pulls out a rib fragment about six inches long.
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A deputy pulls out his baton, strikes, they tase him again.
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And then my mom, who's super Catholic, pulls out the rosary.
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His glee is interrupted when he suddenly pulls out a knife.
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That's when Sasha stops our interview and pulls out his phone.
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Salamoni pulls out his gun and shoots Sterling in the chest.
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Mr. Drejka then pulls out a gun and shoots him once.
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Here's what other countries might do if the U.S. pulls out.
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No. 10 USC pulls out OT win at Vanderbilt NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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But when he pulls out the jewelry box, it's a name plate!
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He pulls out a gun and aims it squarely at Jeremiah's head.
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I get genuinely excited when someone pulls out tarot cards after dessert.
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He pulls out, leaving his cream to drip down my inner thigh.
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He pulls out a note from his dad that says as much.
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Stripe refuses to play along, so Arquette pulls out his trump card.
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Its rim pulls out, like a lower lip readying for a sip.
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Pedersen pulls out a freezer drawer filled with deep-frozen inner fillets.
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If it pulls out, we might be removing ourselves from the scene.
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But when Marcus pulls out a gun, all of that goes away.
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As the train pulls out, beer cans are popped and debates erupt.
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He pulls out, with a great flourish, a little piece of cardboard.
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SI on condition that NOL pulls out from a rival shipping alliance.
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Clay tells him that's not exactly true, and pulls out the tapes.
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The refrigerator pulls out from a drawer to help save floor space.
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The officer pulls out his Taser as McDowell gets to his knees.
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He pulls out his megaphone and starts calling people communists and terrorists.
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No, he instead pulls out a flip phone that lacks web access.
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If someone pulls out a condom, for example, I'm fine with it.
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He pulls out a "cigarette" (blue Bic pen) and lights it (mimed).
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Taxpayers are right to be wary whenever Congress pulls out its checkbook.
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Of course, she's clearly still assuming her candidate pulls out the victory.
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But hey, if Sun pulls out the blockchain answer to Super Mario Bros.
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"Daddy, don't!" the child says as his father pulls out his cell phone.
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"Daddy don't!" the child says as his father pulls out his cell phone.
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"There's nothing in here," Howell says as he pulls out the bubble wrap.
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He pulls out two of the spikey-legged creatures, larger than his hands.
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Obviously the big example everyone always pulls out is Fifty Shades of Grey.
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Baby reveals aren't the only time Kate pulls out her Jenny Packham pieces.
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The shopper examines the pair for a moment, then pulls out his wallet.
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She always pulls out something sheer, plunging or in this case super-short.
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Jeremy Spake pulls out of a PA at Taboo Night Club in Bracknell.
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And like a magician, 27-year-old Melody Yang pulls out her wands.
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Ivry pulls out another project that is set up inside a sewing frame.
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But if she pulls out a surprising win, the markets could go haywire.
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Finally Uncle Basil pulls out his Costco card and hands it to me.
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Doug, a member of Kasich's entourage, pulls out a phone and plays it.
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When they move to apprehend him, guns drawn, he pulls out his pistol.
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Hilary reaches deep for wisdom ... and pulls out a pretty kosher answer. Awesome!
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The exchange escalates, and one of the cops eventually pulls out a pistol.
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"It would be surprising, but not unimaginable, if [Mahathir] pulls out," Mumford continued.
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Declan pulls out of the parking space and back onto the main road.
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Trump's opponents, most of them mainstream Republicans, could benefit if Christie pulls out.
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When Robinson misses his son, he pulls out the button and kisses it.
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So if the US pulls out, will there be political consequences in Iran?
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And if the US pulls out, what happens to the deal in general?
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If the U.S. pulls out, those countries may be pulled in China's direction.
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He pulls out his credit card before I could even grab my purse.
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Disney's California Screamin' Rollercoaster stopped and evacuated after passenger pulls out a selfie stick.
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He also pulls out a stun gun, though it's unclear whether Martin uses it.
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Everyone just sort of goes into their corners and pulls out the talking points.
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Moments later, someone -- presumably security -- pulls out a taser and things finally de-escalate.
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The official pulls out a plastified map of French regions, and points to Normandy.
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That argument would be weakened if he pulls out a win after the recount.
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He pulls out a cast-iron skillet and turns it up over medium heat.
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If Sanchez pulls out a win in November, U.S. history will be made twice.
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Plus, baby reveals aren't the only time Kate pulls out her Jenny Packham pieces.
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No. 12 Utah pulls out OT win over No. 24 California LAS VEGAS, Nev.
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She pulls out the picture of the ballerina she found back in episode one.
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Gray pulls out his phone, snaps a picture, and uploads it to Instagram Stories.
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If Sanders somehow pulls out a win, the Democratic race will descend into chaos.
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She pulls out her phone and writes a tweet: Everybody: Go to Tahrir now.
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He pulls out his trump card: "She's my daughter," he tells a station attendant.
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Up in her room, Marilla pulls out her old love letters from John Blythe.
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Newman pulls out the company's new 6-camera Omni VR rig and follows suit.
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She literally pulls out a tissue to wipe her eyes because she is crying.
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Many fear that if Trump pulls out of the agreement, other countries will follow.
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Instead, he hits them with tariffs, pulls out of some treaties and questions others.
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However, every suite also contains a separate bed that pulls out from the wall.
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When Michel declines, Cukor pulls out his phone and threatens to call the police.
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Especially because of the..." – she pulls out air quotes – "'political climate' we're living in.
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In the process, Humphrey pulls out his gun, but it's knocked to the floor.
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He pulls out the AliveCor device, it says his heart rhythm is not normal.
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Suddenly, a van pulls out in front of me, completely blocking me from running.
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He pulls out his taser and fires at her, leaving her yelping in pain.
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" She added, "I might change my mind when he pulls out the ring, though.
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Go deeper: Planned Parenthood pulls out of Title X funding over Trump abortion rule
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He approaches the dolphin, pulls out a knife, and slices the thing's body lengthwise.
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In the clip, the scooter driver suddenly pulls out into the lane and stops.
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"You know I got you," the singer replied as she pulls out a pencil.
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Still, as you mentioned, Emily, Logan pulls out his favorite sonnet in the end.
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To say the movie pulls out all the stops is severely understating the matter.
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He pops it open and pulls out a pre-rolled joint from his Willie's Reserve.
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Two baby slippers are tucked inside, and Mina then pulls out two positive pregnancy tests.
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Then she drives about 45 minutes back to the trailer and pulls out her homework.
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State Trooper Brian Encinia then pulls out a stun gun and points it at Bland.
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Rosita agrees, and pulls out a sniper rifle she pilfered from the Alexandria weapons cache.
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One of the officers then pulls out her phone and opens a coin flip app.
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She needs to win some hearts and minds before she pulls out the big guns.
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Markus pulls out a more abstract rendition, with long drips of blue and pink paint.
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My friend pulls out her phone to shame ABC on Twitter for their mean stunts.
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As Cameron remains quiet and processes what Brown is saying, she pulls out an envelope.
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She pulls out fist-sized balls and places them inside a cylindrical brass noodle mould.
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The startup monitors the agents and pulls out insights about how to change the system.
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What if a student becomes enraged by the subject matter and pulls out a Glock?
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When Adrian Ludwig describes the ideal approach to computer security, he pulls out an analogy.
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When she pulls out her phone to record it's the person she was attracted to.
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Instead, Russell pulls out a Post-it note-sized grater used especially for wasabi paste.
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Some states and cities have said they'll honor Paris even after the US pulls out.
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Akiko pulls out her pencils and begins, for the first time in years, to draw.
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At lunchtime, each pulls out a home-packed lunch that reveals more about their personality.
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Alex Gorsky of Johnson & Johnson reverses course and pulls out of Trump's manufacturing council pic.twitter.
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She pulls out a packet of photocopies of the book that she still keeps today.
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And then she pulls out a bat and starts smashing storefront windows and car windshields.
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She puts the water back into her parka and pulls out a bag of almonds.
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Beck pulls out a small device and starts playing what sounds like a melted cassette.
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Key congressional Republicans are threatening action to protect NAFTA if the White House pulls out.
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President Trump pulls out of the Iran deal, Ireland tests Facebook and Armenia changes leadership.
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"Meghan Agony as Dad Pulls Out of Wedding," The Daily Mail blared on Tuesday morning.
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Because the deal is nonbinding, there are no penalties if the United States pulls out.
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The trailer pulls out clips from Scorsese's most acclaimed work, including Taxi Driver, Casino, and Hugo.
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He then pulls out a gun, but surprise — Elizabeth shows up, gun drawn to protect Rosalee.
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As the thumbnails and icons render, Harding pulls out another phone, connected to the same network.
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She pulls out her iPad and logs into Instagram — where she has more than 90,0003 followers.
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Trump judicial nominee Matthew Petersen pulls out after struggling to answer basic questions - The Washington Post.
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The support could pay off big for Christie if Trump pulls out a win over Clinton.
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Jeff Sessions' Mobile, Alabama, office until he pulls out as nominee for Donald Trump's attorney general.
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Alba pulls out a bank receipt for a deposit her son made in late August 2017.
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At one point, an officer pulls out a stun gun and waves it at the crowd.
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He goes downstairs and pulls out some old photos, specifically ones of him during the war.
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He even pulls out a poster board to illustrate how the words are broken down phonetically.
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He rummages through his knapsack, then pulls out a plastic sandwich bag full of white powder.
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She pulls out a cell phone and calls home while rummaging through her horse-themed backpack.
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If Trump pulls out of Paris, it will be 195-to-1 against the United States.
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He pulls out a lighter in the dark, but Meriwether originally wrote it as a flashlight.
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" Joe explained, "I guess he represents the person who always pulls out the worst in us.
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And having his face out there every time someone pulls out a ten can't hurt, either.
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Michael Hicks pulls out behind, following up and down a hill until he reaches a straightaway.
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To that end, Tcheyan pulls out a pair of hot-air balloon earrings featuring Baroque pearls.
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His card appears to be rejected, so he reaches inside his wallet and pulls out another.
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Though the flowers are somewhat fragrant throughout the day, Saponaria pulls out the stops at dusk.
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A. sleepily pulls out his wallet and says my dad gave him money for the tolls.
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AP: Iran says it would "most likely" abandon the nuclear deal if the U.S. pulls out.
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Another pulls out the car mats and hoses them down until they glint in the light.
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"The truck pulls in, they load up the berries, the truck pulls out," Mr. Gean said.
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The refrigerator pulls out from a drawer to help save floor space aboard the school bus.
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If Budapest pulls out, that would leave only Paris and Los Angeles still in the race.
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Some speculate that if Trump pulls out of NAFTA, he might not fight for the deal.
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"If North Korea pulls out (an ICBM) everyone knows it'll be launched with a nuke," she said.
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But remaining quiet proves to be difficult when Glover pulls out his phone and sees West's tweets.
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She pulls out a gun, carrying the bullet Eugene manufactured for her, and fires off a round.
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"This man pulls out a soufflé just before the competition ends and the thing collapses," he said.
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To get a better look, he even pulls out a pair of binoculars he keeps on hand.
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Grace pulls out a bag of Cheetos for color comparison, and, y'all, this is Will & Grace perfection.
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In the closet, Kim pulls out pieces, takes photos of the outfits, and packs them away neatly.
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Michael pulls out an idol, with an absolutely amazing story about how it can save two people.
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As she opens the box, she takes out the tray and pulls out a hidden cell phone.
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The man pulls out a needle and sticks it into her backside as she yelps in pain.
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What will happen in Iran if Trump pulls out of the nuclear deal and re-impose sanctions?
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"Oh my god, don't do this at home," the host says after he pulls out his hand.
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So he pulls out the ring and I'm already like, 'Uh huh' before he even says anything.
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The camera pulls out on Cersei, the screen fades, and from the darkness emerges the piercing eye.
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In that case, it looks like dad gets to relax while mom pulls out her trusty mix.
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He pulls out a Bible, gives his spiel about Jacob, Rachel, and Bilhah, and then it happens.
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" We were tired, we just wanted to go record, and he pulls out "Carry On Wayward Son.
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At this point, Michael pulls out a fancy iSi canister, which he uses to demonstrate rapid infusion.
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"When you go to SNL and Leslie pulls out reno plans to review," Jonathan captioned the photo.
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Orr looks straight at him and pulls out what officials have said is a 9 mm handgun.
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Then the nurse pulls out the victim's wallet, scans his card and learns he's in credit default.
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But if Miller pulls out an unlikely win, then everything will change for Mueller -- suddenly and dramatically.
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The director, Michael Sexton, all but pulls out a pen and starts highlighting from the get-go.
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U.S. RAPPER NICKI MINAJ PULLS OUT OF SAUDI ARABIA CONCERT CITING SUPPORT FOR WOMEN'S, LGBTQ RIGHTS -STATEMENT
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If the US pulls out, how worried would you be about what happens with Iran's nuclear capabilities?
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So even in those films, at the end, the guy pulls out, and it's the money shot.
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"Once CDR pulls out enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, SAI could be ramped down," he said.
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And when he tries to get it back she pulls out a knife and she stabs him!
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It is not clear whether China will retaliate if the United States pulls out of the treaty.
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At one point, he pulls out his sketchpad and whips up an illustration to clarify a detail.
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Once he's in the next neighborhood over, he takes his hood down and pulls out his sketchbook.
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Young, fit, twitchy soldiers are everywhere, ready to crack down on anyone who pulls out a camera.
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She walks into the bedroom one last time and pulls out the kids' toys from the closet.
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He pulls out divorce papers and reassures her that he wants the transition to be easy for everyone.
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But once Gerald has Jessie handcuffed to the bed, he pulls out a rape fantasy that infuriates her.
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Blue's getting dressed and pulls out a bowtie, telling his dad he wants Darla's parents to like him.
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The officer then pulls out a stun gun and drops it several feet away from the handcuffed suspect.
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Bieber pulls out his signature move — the iconic hair flip — but Baldwin plays it cool, seeming completely disinterested.
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While her parents are discussing the matter, Betty goes to the basement and pulls out Ms. Grundy's gun.
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Next, she pulls out a pair of Silken Mist pantyhose while still sporting the hood on her head.
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He then pulls out a small chocolate cupcake and places it on the table in front of him.
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When guests inevitably say yes, Dalí pulls out a smartphone and takes a selfie with the whole group.
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When he finds them, he gets out of his vehicle, pulls out his semi-automatic handgun and fires.
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European nations and others have made veiled threats to impose tariffs on U.S. goods if Trump pulls out.
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Soon after, he reaches into his grotty codpiece, pulls out some ham and crumbles it into the audience.
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Rafael de la Barrera reaches into a freezer and pulls out a plastic jug of rusty-red liquid.
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If the Orange pulls out two more victories on Saturday and Monday, DaSilva stands to make a windfall.
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There are always a couple of random gifts everyone frantically pulls out of storage this time of year.
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The gore disappears as she pulls out her smartphone and opens the Grab app to book a ride.
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Granted, this can happen when a mammoth Ford F350 pulls out and a little Fiat 500 pulls in.
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He pulls out a pink plastic lattice dish to show her how piadina or foccaccia will be served.
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Drejka, who had a concealed weapons permit, then pulls out a firearm and shoots McGlockton in the chest.
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Eventually, a man emerges from one of the boats and pulls out what looks to be a rifle.
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Halfway through, my friend pulls out a bag of zongzis that his friend had made and gifted him.
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He pulls out the thick Environmental Impact Statement they left at his supply store and shakes his head.
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He pulls out a cell phone, calls his supplier, and announces the price for the chemotherapy drug MabThera.
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The miracle this lovely show pulls out is that by the end, she does — and so do we.
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And it pulls out all the stops for the World Cup, which gets underway next week in Russia.
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If Trump pulls out of the deal, he will satisfy hawkish Republican lawmakers who have opposed the deal.
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The driver asks the man to say a person's name, then pulls out a gun and shoots him.
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The man then pulls out what appears to be a shotgun from inside his jacket and fires twice.
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In this one, Gerald is feeling down, and Piggie pulls out all the stops to cheer him up.
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However, it's too late as the driver quickly pulls out of the parking lot and flees the scene.
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During the intermission, the middle-aged man next to me pulls out a copy of the Sunday Times Magazine.
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When the officer pulls out a gun and fires a shot, the crowd of about 20 teens quickly scatters.
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Sifting through the pouch with names for the comedian to consider, Ripa pulls out the first candidate: Brad Pitt.
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Once Pamela pulls out her hair tie, Villanelle is obviously seducing Pamela's hair, as opposed to the woman herself.
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IT IS NOT often that a country pulls out of an international organisation of which it is the host.
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Jay pulls out a remixed Toyota Camry with 850 horsepower to blow his buddy Tim Allen off the track.
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From the chest, geologist Kate Burgess pulls out another treasure: a tiny Teflon vial, double-wrapped in Teflon bags.
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Rob pulls out all the stops — a folding table in the backyard, a white tablecloth, linen napkins, and candles.
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Bea: Ha. Though, if you don't mind I'm gonna have to... Bea pulls out a lunchbox and sits down.
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Teen Mom's Jenelle Evans Pulls Out a Gun with Son Jace in the Front Seat During Road Rage Incident
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As onlookers begin to converge on the scene, the officer reaches into his waistband and pulls out a gun.
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President Hassan Rouhani warned on Monday that Trump will regret it if he pulls out of the nuclear deal.
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" *pulls out gun* "JUST KIDDING, MY BABY'S BIOLOGICAL SEX WILL BE WRITTEN IN THE TREES WITH SMOKE AND FIRE.
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During one of Genie's jokes, he pulls out a crab that looks a whole like The Little Mermaid's Sebastian.
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Then one pulls out a camcorder, sees Gerson loves it, and asks if she wants to make a film.
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But if Uber ever pulls out of the deal, the town may have to start again from square one.
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Young Thug's verse isn't his strongest, but he still pulls out a Willow and Jaden Smith reference for kicks.
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If Trump pulls out of the agreement, it will be his firmest rebuke yet of Obama-era environmental policies.
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The officer pulls out a gun and points it at the cameraman, who appears to be several feet away.
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Drejka, who had a concealed weapons permit, then pulls out a firearm and fires a shot into McGlockton's chest.
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Incredible, he's got the entire media against him, attacking him every day, and he pulls out these enormous wins.
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Kurdish forces, fearing they've been betrayed, threaten to release thousands of Islamic State prisoners if the U.S. pulls out.
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She was told to negotiate with a man portraying an emotionally disturbed person who later pulls out a weapon.
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In one hand, he pulls out a plastic bottle with two metal nozzles haphazardly held in place with epoxy.
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When she asks him to "keep this between us," Clark defiantly pulls out his cellphone and reports the incident.
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A woman selling food opens a metal tub, releasing a cloud of steam as she pulls out two tamales.
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Here, the Commendatore doesn't even have a weapon: Don Giovanni simply pulls out a gun and casually shoots him.
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The individual gestures towards the center of the church before the shooter pulls out a shotgun and starts firing.
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The driver asks the man to say a person's name, then pulls out a gun and shoots the man.
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Ms. Ryan pulls out several of Ms. Fairstein's books and places them on the table in front of her.
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Iran has said that if Washington pulls out of the deal, it will no longer abide by its terms.
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As we move away, a woman pushes condoms into our hands and pulls out flyers promoting her hardcore lesbian show.
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She pulls out a cream dress with a small tear in the bottom of the tulle and hides it away.
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It also pulls out a clip of Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad campaign, which was one of the buzziest of 2018.
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This week, he again makes a splash as he pulls out an idol and promises to play it for Julie.
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He pulls out a mortar and pestle and throws half of the blueberries, the flowers, and the cooled vinegar together.
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Because she, like everyone else, is a type, she pouts and pulls out drugs, plays a game with a knife.
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If Cruz pulls out a win in the state, he may well wind up with the momentum heading into Cleveland.
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"Allen pulls out this shoddy U. Penn report"—the one from 2001—and "thumps the table with it," he recalls.
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On the floor, crying, an exemplar vision of a drunk mess, Carrie pulls out her phone to make a call.
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Jessop climbs into his oversized black Chevy pickup, pulls out of the cafe parking lot and heads down Utah Avenue.
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I am not the type of person who pulls out old stories and tells the players how we did it.
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If Clinton pulls out a victory here on Election Day, it will be in large part from her celebrity support.
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Ahmad pulls out a video of refugee children dancing around a Christmas tree at the Folkets Hus, the community center.
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Lily the boxer wants a piece of pizza, so she pulls out all the sad doggie faces she can muster.
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He pulls out some obvious choices—like Nancy Sinatra's version of "Bang Bang," which famously kicked off Kill Bill Vol.
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He pulls out each frame, inspecting the larvae and the comb, which is crawling with a writhing mass of bees.
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The degree of "legitimacy" he pulls out will be critical for building political capital as he enters his next term.
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Then this dude pulls out a bottle of wine from his backpack with no label, and it looks so suspect.
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In "A Field Guide to the North American Family," Garth Risk Hallberg pulls out every trick he can think of.
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Those hoping that the princess pulls out one of her show-stopping fascinators are probably in for a disappointment, though.
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The couch pulls out into a full-bed, but it can be rather hard to walk around with it open.
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The first number that Guo sent out, however, announced what she can do when she pulls out all the stops.
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The news agency also said Canada plans to stay on the negotiating table even if Trump pulls out of NAFTA.
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Canoo says its first vehicle will offer about 250 miles of range, which it pulls out of an 80kWh battery.
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He is somebody who takes facts and numbers and pulls out the emotions behind them to get a desired effect.
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He pulls out his cell phone, shows me a photo of an octagon ring with the Banchamek text and logo.
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The following week he pulls out of the European Tour's Dubai Desert Classic before the second round, citing back spasms.
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You keep thinking you're witnessing the full universe and then it pulls out even more, just like in …'s video.
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He sought to make something surreal and alluring, that pulls out the beauty of the troubled age, rather than just noise.
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The officer pulls out a stun gun and wrestles Craig and her daughter to the ground and puts them under arrest.
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In the first video, Swift snacks on some raw cookie dough from a plastic container that she pulls out the fridge.
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Instagram's latest algorithm pulls out two comments that appear under Instagram posts without the user specifically requesting to look at comments.
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The whole staff fusses around them: Howard pulls out their chairs, Sasha pours them water, and Simone picks the perfect wine.
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Then he reaches into his right pants pocket, pulls out the Calvin Klein underwear, and slips it over his slim frame.
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And, Michael, I want to ask you about the -- you know, this morning and the president pulls out of the summit.
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CERSEIOh...She reaches into her sleeve and pulls out the brilliantly colored bird's feather Robert had placed on Lyanna's stone hand.
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Wade pulls out a camera, and the players has a choice: share an embarrassing photo of his buddy online—or don't.
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"He pulls out a wad … and grabs a $100 and he's like, 'Yeah, I won 90,000 of these yesterday,' " Owen recalled.
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He strides over to her and pulls out his knife, ready to plunge it into her arm to confirm his suspicions.
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He pulls out a polaroid of himself with Charlotte as a baby, and tells her that her mother took the photo.
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He pulls out a newspaper clipping—the wife of the man they killed is still looking for him, looking for answers.
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As the company pulls out of inputs, it will aim to increase the volume of grain it buys in the region.
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Behind the curtain, the doctor makes an incision into the woman's abdomen, cuts into her womb and pulls out a baby.
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And even if Kasich manages to hold his home turf in Ohio, Rubio pulls out a miracle in Florida and Sen.
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If Iran now pulls out because of the US' violation of the deal, it could begin to shorten its breakout time.
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If he pulls out, though, the actual impact on the climate and on global efforts to limit warming will be limited.
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His legs are tucked under him as he pulls out a tattered manila envelope that contains his family's official refugee documents.
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The President of the National Union of Students, pulls out of an event at the conference in protest at the comments.
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The guy casually strolls up the sidewalk ... and then pulls out a gun and fires on the Red Sox legend's back.
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That day was the high-water mark in her life, the last time things were OK. She pulls out another photo.
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It pulls out the vibrant colors used in each painting and creates extra light reflection that a real glass would have.
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If Black-ish pulls out an overall win Sunday, we won't be surprised — and we won't be mad about it, either.
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We know the moment a train pulls out of a station bound for somewhere fantastic is when the adventure truly starts.
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It's a familiar story: Someone goes to a Broadway musical, ignores the audience rules of conduct and pulls out a phone.
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While the officers are chasing him -- they hit him with a taser ... but he pulls out the prongs and keeps going!!!
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Next he pulls out a black jacket with an '80s-style peplum, and another with two kimono folds down its back.
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He's got Evan's blue sweater in his hands and then the box of crackers, and then he pulls out Herman Melville.
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If, as expected, the United States and Europe can't craft a plan and Washington pulls out, it will face big challenges.
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If it doesn't expand and the U.S. pulls out, it may pull down a lot of good science in the downdraft.
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But some of Trump's advisers, like Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, have warned of severe diplomatic blowback if America pulls out.
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Iran has ruled out renegotiating the accord and threatened to retaliate, although it has not said exactly how, if Washington pulls out.
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He sticks his hand into the bag and pulls out a handful of insects which proceed to crawl all over his hand.
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From inside, he pulls out two hand-size foam mock-ups of a humanoid figure and offers me one as a gift.
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No. 17 Duke pulls out win over Wake Forest DURHAM, N.C. — Duke was determined to make sure a recent setback didn't fester.
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All seems normal, so we proceed to the the next step, and he pulls out his iPad to show me his reel.
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He knocks out the trooper standing guard at the morgue and pulls out Will's body, slicing through the belly with a knife.
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"Everything in my bag is dark so you can't see what's in it," Hopkins says, surprised by several things he pulls out.
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Without warning, he pulls out a 9mm semi-automatic handgun with his right hand and fires it repeatedly at targets off-screen.
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Lysen favors a wide-brimmed black hat, and pulls out a furry purple muff to keep her hands warm in the winter.
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Nationals pulls out victory over Braves ATLANTA — Matt den Dekker arrived at Turner Field too late to take batting practice on Wednesday.
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And the camera pulls out slowly and reveals these two men outside of her cheap hotel room singing this doo-wop song.
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Then he pulls out art supplies and they make a butterfly kite, which we see them flying in a blissful, wordless ending.
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ELSEWHERE > Comcast pulls out of merger bid for Fox News assets, conceding to Disney, by Liana B. Baker and Carl O'Donnell (Reuters).
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From a rail of garments, the designer pulls out a hybrid of a bomber jacket and a tunic in a translucent material.
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But Ms. Tuttle doesn't subscribe to that notion; what's startling about her classes is the freedom she pulls out of her students.
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Imagine this — Justin Bieber walks into a room, throws on a lab coat, pulls out a beaker, and starts doing science experiments.
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The United States will probably end its air campaign against IS in Syria when it pulls out troops, U.S. officials have said.
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Guy reaches into his pants and pulls out one of the biggest wad of hundred dollar bills I've seen to this day.
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After Mr. McGlockton takes a few steps back, Mr. Drejka, 47, pulls out a gun and shoots him once in the chest.
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Defeated and alone, Jamie lifts the corner of the picnic blanket and pulls out a ring box, his apparent proposal plans foiled.
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In the video, Lookhart can be seen standing on a hoverboard in the operating room while he pulls out a patient's tooth.
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"When called upon, a blood donor volunteer moves to the casualty and pulls out their issued blood donor pack," the release explains.
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Malaysia faces financial penalties from Singapore if it pulls out of the high-speed rail agreement as Mahathir has suggested it will.
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"This is clearly a concern heading into the 2018 plan year if a sole participant pulls out of these markets," Collins said.
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This will happen after an offer sheet has been put together and hopefully there's a penalty clause if the buyer pulls out.
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If the U.S. pulls out of its current malaise, particularly after the 2020 elections, more effective governance could help correct the current course.
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Early in the trailer, Chloe (disguised in hijab), pulls out a phone to reveal a photo what she's hunting for: A red door.
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Many Raqqa locals fear either an ISIS resurgence or the return of the Syrian government&aposs Assad regime if the U.S. pulls out.
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He pulls out his harmonica and begins playing "Amazing Grace" in the middle of the lobby as if no one else were there.
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Then, in a truly '80s gesture, Marie reaches into her briefcase and pulls out a Rolodex to find someone for Sally to date.
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Sansa pulls out one young bearded man's face, then another face that's more identifiable as Walder Frey, whom Arya murdered in season 6.
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A user can start typing in names, and it pulls out information from their contacts and sends the potential guardian a text message.
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Clinton's ad also pulls out of context an exchange between Trump and CNN's Anderson Cooper about whether Saudi Arabia should have nuclear weapons.
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We were together for 13 years, and one day he pulls out a deck of cards and says, 'Pick a card, any card.
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As more cheese pull videos appeared, the landscape became increasingly saturated, with publishers competing to publish the gooiest, greasiest cheese pulls out there.
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The first app, Storyboard, takes video clips and automatically pulls out six frames which it lays out in a comic book-style template.
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He had his hands in his pants, he pulls out this knife, about half a foot long, and holds it behind his back.
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When another officer for a second time crouches in front of the seat, he pulls out a bag containing drugs packaged for sale.
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Iranian officials, however, said that the country's oil industry would continue to develop even if the United States pulls out of the accord.
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The old, first-series Batman gets more than a visual upgrade, too, reflecting the arsenal of gadgets he pulls out in the movie.
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At the toy aisle, he pulls out a folded sheet of paper from his pocket and starts writing down prices and model numbers.
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The South African rand slipped 217 percent, with General Motors saying it would cut 2182.86 jobs as it pulls out of the country.
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He was a real trouper and lent himself to all the demands, tricks and manipulations that a photographer pulls out of his bag.
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From his hopper of prototypes, Mershin eventually pulls out the device, called the Nano-Nose, that he and Zhang ultimately submitted to Darpa.
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Despite the obstacles of her home life, Twilley never asks for our sympathy, never pulls out the violin and plays a sad tune.
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Let's say you're driving along one day, going the speed limit, everything's chill, and then someone pulls out in front of you abruptly.
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She even pulls out her phone, logs onto the club wi-fi, and shows her Skymiles account which clearly lists her meal preference.
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I'm sitting with my mother and sister, lounging on pillows, and my mother pulls out a book that has an unofficial diagnostic checklist.
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A major insurer pulls out of the Obamacare exchanges; the largest single transfer of Gitmo detainees; a bloody resumption to Yemen's bloody war.
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Inside the store, he sifts through a rack of clothes, pulls out a shirt, holds it up, pretends to admire its silky pattern.
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The best part is definitely when Nardwuar pulls out a vinyl copy of Coldplay's 2014 album Ghost Stories and Yachty loses his shit.
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It's a Twitter account that pulls out snippets of New York Times articles and posts them, without saying what story they come from.
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After a brief, tense exchange of stares, one boy distracts him as another lands a suckerpunch and the third pulls out a gun.
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But if Buttigieg pulls out a surprise win, the midwestern mayor would get more value from a first-place spot than Sanders would.
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It is filled with mayhem, but avoids grisly violence — at least until the finale pulls out some gory, and not inapt, punch lines.
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The United States, my country, unilaterally pulls out of the nuclear agreement between Iran and our allies, an agreement that Iran was honoring.
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It has a 4.9-cubic-foot capacity and two compartments: a top-level drawer that pulls out and a deeper bottom level compartment.
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Lake pulls his gun and points it at Sterling's head, and then Salamoni pulls out his gun and shoots Sterling in the chest.
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It pulls out the stops for Trump's tax cuts Trump's budget assumes his tax cuts are extended -- not an unusual thing to assume.
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At the till, the owner pulls out her phone and, swiping through it, shows Khan pictures of her new hairdo (she's a regular).
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That is, until a man across the room pulls out a gun and they tumble out the window and onto the ground below.
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African women want more eccentric styles [she pulls out a purple metallic burst of curls and a dual red and black layered bob].
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Then Amma pulls out a phone from underneath her top and tells Camille that she has a secret phone their mother doesn't know about.
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Yet despite the cringe factor and the idiocy, Wilfred occasionally pulls out those odd moments of wisdom that makes the struggle all worth it.
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Lucas Stone pulls out a wooden box of bar knives from a low shelf and finds a handful of oyster knives at the bottom.
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Cookie pulls out all the stops in preparing to impress Claire Huxtable 2.0, everything from hiding her furs to yanking penises off her walls.
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Ray Villalvazo — pulls out a service pistol, aims through a gap in the fence, and shoots the teen in the back of the head.
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Julianne pulls out all the stops to try and win Michael over — including enlisting friend and boss George (Rupert Everett) as a fake fiancé.
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At the bar that night, Mary Jane pulls out her best smooth talking and admits to him that she's ready to go all in.
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When TheWrap's Matt Donnelly scooped the news Thursday, the headline read: Fox Movie Studio Pulls Out of Comic-Con Main Event Over Piracy Fears.
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Covanta says it pulls out $360,000 a year, which as Bloomberg points out is seven times the average annual income in Philadelphia's metropolitan region.
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After delivering a short spiel about his life, Dalí pulls out the biggest surprise: He turns around and takes a selfie with his audience.
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When you meet her for coffee, she pulls out her phone and shows you sweet photos of her dachshund splayed out across her pillow.
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Mostly, though, you just try to keep up as voices boom and the camera pushes in, pulls out, flows in circles or sprints forward.
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If Trump pulls out of NAFTA and the House rejects the new pact, it could deal a major blow to North American free trade.
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I think Iran has not been very clear on what its position is going to be once the US pulls out of the agreement.
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At a snug ranch in Modesto, just a few streets away from where she raised her family, Linda pulls out a stack of photos.
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Washington (CNN)The children's eyes light up when their mother pulls out a photo of her triplets taken shortly after their birth in 262.
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I'm gonna show you," she says as she pulls out her iPhone to reveal a youthful image of herself from 42 years ago. "Oh.
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Alas, it's not the only time Pamuk reaches into the grab-bag of improbable coincidences and pulls out an unlikelihood that strains reasonable bounds.
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Before we say goodbye to Traywick, he takes us to the back of his shop and pulls out a long, curved black metal sword.
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For another, the government goes all-in on establishing a foothold on the moon, meaning that the US pulls out of Vietnam in 210.
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The sooner Trump pulls out the troops, the easier it is for Putin to flex his muscle in shaping the region to his liking.
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For them, Knecht Ruprecht pulls out his wooden rod and threatens them with a good smacking so they'll learn to behave better next year.
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President Trump finally pulls out of the Iran nuclear deal; New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigns after assault allegations from former romantic partners.
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He pulls out his dick, spits on his hand, puts his hand in her crotch to wet it, then puts his dick in slowly.
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The man, whose name is Kyle (he's played by Jack O'Connell, an up-and-coming actor Hollywood seems very excited about), pulls out a gun.
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In the bizarre clip, Pedigo tosses a folding chair across a creek, pulls out a measuring tape, and proceeds to measure the roads around him.
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This seems to spark something within him, and he returns to his office, and pulls out a notebook that's clearly been forgotten for some time.
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Normally, tapping the compose field to reply to a text pulls out the keyboard and pushes the latest message above where the keyboard is displayed.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties do, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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He rummages in his bag, pulls out a small wand like thing, something he'd wired together himself from cheap Chinese made components and gaffer tape.
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Instead, Simone pulls out a cigarette from her bag and slowly leans back into her chair, taking a drag and looking right back at Jake.
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Fujifilm has slimmed down the 3-inch touchscreen display, which still pulls out and articulates vertically, but won't fully flip to face forward for vlogging.
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In another, a customer at a Pakistani restaurant in Long Island City pulls out a recorder (the woodwind instrument) and ends up providing the soundtrack.
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He pulls out one with a large cross and four small crosses in the corners -- it's known as the Jerusalem Cross and dates back centuries.
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After an hour the ferry docks at Puttgarden and passengers return to the train, which pulls out onto German tracks and speeds on to Hamburg.
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They really just put the blocks together and then hope it all sticks after the truck pulls out of the tunnel... and it totally does.
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He pulls out his phone to show me an unreleased, nameless game that he and his skunkworks-style team Foursquare Labs have been working on.
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When I express disbelief, she pulls out a copy of British glossy Love Magazine from beneath the bar and plunks it down on the countertop.
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As he pushes closer to me, he reaches to his right hip and pulls out a knife he's accustomed to having strapped to his belt.
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When Reggie responds by saying, "Fuck these pigs, man," the cop immediately pulls out a loaded gun and points it at the unarmed Black man.
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One person just pulls out their Snapcode from Snapchat's Settings menu, and another focuses their Snapchat camera on the QR code to instantly follow them.
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Cognitive computing takes such information and pulls out insights and recommendations, to help people make better decisions, because over time cognition can understand and learn.
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Instead, he pulls out his phone, launches Hulu, and taps a "Watch Later" button to save the game for when he has time to watch.
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The cop pulls out a gun, and next thing we know, Charley and Davis are both at the police station trying to find their son.
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Hard to say, but we'd love to see something like the holoprojector Qui-Gon Jinn pulls out in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
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The person puts a bag down on a shopping cart, pulls out what appears to be a gun, steps outside and then points the weapon.
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Multiple studies have shown that when a community loses a local paper or a regional paper pulls out of a rural market, voter participation drops.
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It would seem that mobilizing adipose tissue for energy is the body's last resort and pulls out every trick in the book to avoid it.
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As for oxidation—a common issue—Marquis pulls out a drawing by 19th century landscape artist Winslow Homer to describe the usual course of action.
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Iran has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties respect it, but will "shred" it if Washington pulls out.
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In the distance, perhaps 50 feet from Garrett, Mr. Hillary's car pulls out of its spot and briefly follows the boy, before the two diverge.
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Then, at the end of the hour — after Henry has betrayed his trust — Dennis puts a cap on his marker and pulls out his gun.
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Director Nick Hurran pulls out all the cinematic tricks to encompass the look and feel of a perpetual drug trip through the episode's first third.
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"Tristan" is a nearly four-hour score of immense complexity that is not, to say the least, what a symphony orchestra pulls out every season.
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They were playing like they were fawning all over Harvey, and Harvey pulls out these hundred dollar bills and tosses the bills at these actresses.
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From the rack, he pulls out a black strapless dress cut entirely from Velcro, on which beaded floral motifs are stuck — and are thus detachable.
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New York (CNN Business)A mother reaches into an envelope and pulls out her child's report card while her young son stands visibly anxious nearby.
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Until a hulking man in a black hood (Downey) appears, pulls out a gun, orders the teenagers out of the car and shoots them dead.
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Iran's security chief warned on Tuesday that his country would consider leaving the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, if Mr. Trump pulls out from the 2015 agreement.
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If he walks by and sees a smudge left by a visitor who has somehow touched its tall, clear case, he pulls out a handkerchief.
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Drejka, who is white, pulls out a handgun and shoots McGlockton, 28, an unarmed black man, in the chest as McGlockton appears to back away.
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If Shelton pulls out, she would be Trump's third Fed nominee derailed by Senate Republican opposition, and the fifth overall, counting informal picks as well.
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Germany and France on Monday vowed to stand by the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers even if the United States pulls out.
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My husband pulls out a Hydro Flask of coffee and two bananas, which we snack on while watching the sun rise over the beautiful Hawaiian mountains.
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But just as he pulls out his camera to document the dilemma, the dog decides to take the plunge, and jumps to the ground without hesitation.
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And if Google pulls out that plumbing, suddenly a whole lot of RSS feeds—which are used for numerous other reasons besides simply reading—become useless.
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Snopes pulls out of its fact-checking partnership with Facebook Snopes will no longer check facts for Facebook, saying it's a bum deal, Daniel Funke reports.
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Then they're all drying off on the rocks, and Ben — the newest of the friends — pulls out a little local history project he's been putting together.
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The most interesting button pulls out an overlay that Opera calls the Player, which collects the songs and videos available to play throughout all your tabs.
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KSG: This is something that President-Elect Trump needs to understand: if he pulls out of this agreement, we lose a seat at the negotiating table.
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Iran has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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Navelena must compile a list of possible minority partners in case Odebrecht eventually pulls out of the project completely, as well as other information, by Oct.
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Dickey puts the odds of his smartphone exploding at 1 in 25,73—a statistic that he pulls out of his ass with some really shitty math.
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Everything gets darker and more militaristic, and Dany even pulls out one of her favorite silhouettes for her ocean crossing, the deep V with a strap.
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After gifting Houghton a pair of white Adidas sneakers, Jenner, 62, pulls out a pair of new insoles for her mom to try out as well.
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One at a time, he pulls out the two batteries powering the small vehicle, each about a foot high, five inches wide, and weighing 26 pounds.
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In a sneak preview of Thursday's episode, Fieri pulls out of a big red garage, driving an enormous shopping cart while seated in the top basket.
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Scared of losing Kelly to a successful doctor, Ryan pulls out the big guns and declares his love with the help of poetry and a horse.
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Smallwood pulls out the threads that make us human, the myths, the deepest memories of moments in our lives, and displays them in their full messiness.
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When the only living Stussy brother announces Nikki has a gun, the officer pulls out his own gun, and demands the woman doesn't take another step.
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President Obama warned Great Britain it will move to the end of the line for U.S. trade deals if it pulls out of the European Union.
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We get a good look at his avatar when he pulls out a VR mirror — and later when he takes a picture with a selfie stick.
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While editing it, she pulls out another sewing needle from the plastic lining of her pack of Parliaments and runs it up and down her thigh.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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Analysts say oil prices are likely to spike or drift higher if Trump pulls out of the deal this week, fueled by geopolitical risk and uncertainty.
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Shot from above a bowl of what looks like small maggots, Neal's hand reaches in and pulls out a handful for an up-close glamour shot.
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He pulls out his phone and starts the process of "ticketing" -- yes, they write their own "tickets" -- and then towing his first scooter of the morning.
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Kenneth pulls out a disposable pee pad from his case and places it beneath Alex's bottom, then hands me a black latex glove to put on.
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Iran has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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"It is a major priority of ours to renegotiate the deal," he added, declining to comment on consequences if the United States pulls out of talks.
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"If a girl pulls out her wallet, and I want to treat her, I just say, 'Oh, you'll get the next one,'" one guy friend said.
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Once he catches up, he pulls out his phone and starts filming while laying into the man for wanting to have sex with a little girl.
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And even if Clinton pulls out a win, Russia has still learned how to weaponize the American press, a tactic it is likely to use again.
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Now, as the US pulls out of the global community's effort to curb carbon emissions, China's profile as a forward-looking world leader will only grow.
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It has said it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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Orascom has not yet said whether it will remain in North Korea, but if the company pulls out, it will most likely forfeit its entire investment.
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As we eat, Saleh pulls out his computer to upload content to YouTube and to ensure it's been cross-posted to his other social media accounts.
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Asked what GM would do if the United States pulls out of NAFTA, Batey said GM would "have to worry about that when we get there."
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If Shelton pulls out, she would would be Trump's third Fed nominee derailed by Senate Republican opposition, and the fifth overall, counting informal picks as well.
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The Texans invested a lot in making this season work, and I think Bill O'Brien pulls out all the stops to secure a win on Saturday.
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He pulls out an Erlenmeyer flask—a triangle-shaped laboratory container—pours in the bubbly mix, and adds a few sprigs of mint as a finale.
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In the minute-long video, Holzhauer and competitor Emma Boettcher both correctly answer the Final Jeopardy question, but Boettcher pulls out the win, having wagered more money.
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" Pulling away with Khloe she pulls out one last fun fact: "This house next door was the house I grew up in with my mom and Bruce.
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As we fly off, he pulls out his phone and shows us a picture of himself and a climber dangling at the end of a helicopter's rope.
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If Trump pulls out of the Iran deal, something he has alluded to, that could mean a reduction of supply to the world market from that country.
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Then — see if you can keep up here — Ana pulls out her red lipstick and traces the scars on his body like a toddler with a crayon.
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The camera pulls out to a wide shot of the Miriam's sun-dappled trailer as we can hear her panicked and pained screams while Richard brutalizes her.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday Iran's atomic agency was ready with "expected and unexpected" reactions if the United States pulls out of the 2015 agreement.
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UN CLIMATE CHIEF'S WARNING: The United Nations' climate chief says the United States will lost energy sector jobs if it pulls out of the Paris climate deal.
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If "Wellesley Girl" takes a macro look at the American psyche, Laura Jacqmin's "Residence" pulls out the microscope, to examine small-bore lives with compassion and detail.
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"There is concern that, with NAFTA negotiations ongoing, AMLO calls Trump's bluff and actually pulls out of the negotiations," said Peter Donisanu, a strategist at Wells Fargo.
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He laughed loudly during a dinner party scene, when Bateman reaches into his blazer and pulls out a sharp butcher knife to aggressively cut his birthday cake.
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Rifling through a wet Waitrose bag of CDs, Scott pulls out glitchy sound designers Fennesz and Oval to show me what he has planned for the afternoon.
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There is no purer moment in auto racing than the instant when a car pulls out from inches behind a competitor and powers past, gaining a position.
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Drejka pulls out a gun and McGlockton steps back and quickly clutches his chest before running back into the store and collapsing in front of his son.
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The Fed said Sunday it would hold rates steady near zero until it is confident that the US economy pulls out of the coronavirus-fueled economic quagmire.
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The planes flew in "missing man formation," in which they fly together, before one abruptly pulls out of the formation and climbs to signify a fallen warrior.
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A friend pulls out a bottle before dinner, nonchalant in her ritual even as I wonder if social protocol demands that I ask for a solidarity squirt.
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He then pulls out a pistol, pointing it at the group and telling them to back away before returning the weapon to a holster on his hip.
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Samsung's software then pulls out what it thinks are the best moments and saves them into several photo and video options that you can keep or discard.
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Briefly, Japan must invest heavily on renewable and nuclear energy aiming to become a more energy efficient nation while it gradually pulls out from importing energy resources.
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But it hands a ready talking point to the Democrats running to replace him, all of whom have pledged to rejoin the agreement if Trump pulls out.
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If the United States pulls out of this conflict, then the Iraqi government will be waging the war, and I would bet that civilian deaths would rise.
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Even if Russia pulls out most of its estimated 3,000 to 6,000 military personnel from Syria, it now has the infrastructure to host them again if needs be.
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If America pulls out of the agreement then the nuclear deal will be finished, Araqchi said, according to a report published by the Mehr News agency on Saturday.
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Trade Key to May's talks will be the kind of trade relationship the UK could have with the US after the country pulls out of the European Union.
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Jina, for example, lets you create a sidebar that pulls out from the side of your screen and gives you a compact list view of all your apps.
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In France Alain Juppé, a former prime minister, said he would not step in as the Republican candidate for president if the current candidate, François Fillon, pulls out.
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We've seen a lot of firms concerned about supply chains going forward, and many have tried to secure alternative supply-chains if the President pulls out of NAFTA.
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Reaching into his bathtub, where computer-generated waves ebb and crash, he pulls out a misshapen sea shell to illustrate the effects of carbon dioxide on the ocean.
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When I arrive, he pulls out a bottle of the finished Per Sempre, which is labeled and ready to be sold, and pours each of us a glass.
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The hedge fund wife explains she's going to supply the equity for their business and pulls out the cash suitcase once more to toss it in Mo's trunk.
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The U.S. risks sparking a crisis with its European partners if it pulls out and attempts to make it difficult for foreign companies to do business in Iran.
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Gray, 31, pulls out his pièce de résistance: a wooden slab artfully topped with a dozen of his latest creations, including some new items he's been experimenting with.
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Cunanan freaks out for a while in his car, and then pulls out a clean shirt — this was clearly a pre-meditated murder, not just an impulsive shooting.
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Marty pulls out of his spot and joins the stream of traffic that feeds onto the narrow road that will takes us, eventually, to Blue Diamond Haul Road.
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Still, it includes certain aspects that risk alienating the United States from its allies and pushing Iran to the point that it pulls out of the deal itself.
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Related: Anthem pulls out of Virginia's Obamacare exchange The insurers' expansion means that more states will have at least two carriers in 2019, ensuring more competition for consumers.
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When opposing counsel pulls out Arizona's emergency surgery schedule as a negative, Bailey goes full-on girl power, saying they wouldn't suggest that about a father's work schedule.
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When it becomes clear his classmates have forgotten the meeting, Reichardt pulls out his cell phone and makes another call to arrange a business appointment in the afternoon.
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While still sitting on the pavement, Mr. Drejka pulls out a gun and points it at Mr. McGlockton, who takes four steps backward and away from Mr. Drejka.
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For example, they swapped French doors in the kitchen for a fully retractable folding sliding door that opens to the deck (a bug screen pulls out when needed).
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GM says it is fighting to stay competitive in the auto industry, while lawmakers could face stark electoral consequences if a major company pulls out of their states.
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She pulls out her phone to get her own Uber, walking casually onto the city street as if her face isn't plastered on billboards, TVs, and phone screens.
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Since 80 percent of U.S. assistance goes to providing relief and promoting stability in conflict zones and fragile states, imagine what will happen if the USG pulls out.
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One is where the school pulls out all the stops to get students on a professional track as performers, or blending performing with teaching or running a small business.
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If my dye-job-gone-wrong had been on my real hair, Garrett would have used a color extractor, which pulls out oxidized color and doesn't damage the hair.
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He was willing to feed Teddy french fries in the break room while she gave herself a foot massage, and he pulls out witty lines that make her laugh.
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You know, we -- it&aposs amazing to me that the president pulls out seconds -- it&aposs like within 24 hours, no, no, we didn&apost mean what we said.
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Instead, a young woman puts in her AirPods, pulls out her iPhone X (naturally), opens Apple Music, pulls up Sam Smith's Palace, and starts dancing on the snowy streets.
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Especially when your stylist pulls out a razor to "thin it out a bit" and you end up with look that's a bit more mullet-y than you pictured.
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In the second, a mute Roy Goode watches as a snake sidewinds into Alice's house, headed toward a baby before Roy pulls out a pistol and shoots it dead.
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He pulls out of the nosedive and what follows starts to slightly resemble the song, but the organist must have been having a heart attack trying to follow along.
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It's a clear sign that she's trying to rally her party's growing progressive base by chasing that Bernie Sanders/Elizabeth Warren train as it pulls out of the station.
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Trump deals a blow to the Affordable Care Act without help from Congress; an American and Canadian couple is freed from Taliban captivity; the US pulls out of UNESCO.
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In the case of the Musui, its airtight lid pulls out the moisture from the ingredients inside the pot but avoids drying them out because the steam can't escape.
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But that changes when you watch OJ: Made in America, a new five-part TV documentary that digs into Simpson's personal narrative and pulls out a fascinating, universal tale.
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Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto told El Economista that Mexico and Canada will continue to participate in NAFTA under bilateral terms even if the U.S. pulls out of it.
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After she falls to ground, the camera pulls out to reveal more of the hallway, creating distance between us and her body and making her look smaller in context.
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We're talking about algebra II, and suddenly he says, I need to stop really fast, takes the air vent off the dashboard and pulls out some crack to sell.
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Next, Pearson pulls out a ribbon, gives the end to a child at the front of the horseshoe, then asks her to hold it and pass the rest around.
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And in decertifying the Iran nuclear deal, Mr. Trump pressed Congress to come up with ways to curb Tehran's destabilizing activities before he pulls out of the agreement altogether.
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This reminded Mr. O'Keeffe of a little story he sometimes pulls out of his wallet when in the presence of wine connoisseurs, about a television skit about wine tasting.
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Corporate leaders argued that the Paris agreement opens the door to innovative, clean-energy business opportunities from which their companies will be excluded if the United States pulls out.
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Mr. Trump's motorcade pulls out of the White House headed for Air Force One and then a summit meeting with President Xi Jinping of China at Mar-a-Lago.
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"When that last ferry pulls out ... it's unnerving to see it pull away and know, 'That's the last chance I have of getting off this island,'" she said Wednesday.
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Americans understand that if Trump pulls out of NAFTA, citizens and policymakers in other countries will not trust the U.S. to keep its commitments or to negotiate new ones.
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He walks over to his spartan kitchen—Henriques and his girlfriend live at the sanctuary—and pulls out several pieces of frozen chicken from a box on the floor.
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It is obvious the island pulls out all the stops to make it fun, the small details may go unnoticed, but it creates a package event that is stunning.
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When he gets stymied with his equations for general relativity, he pulls out his violin and plays Mozart because it helps connect him to the harmonies of the spheres.
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He pulls out every stop: licking his lips, moonwalking like Michael Jackson in the "Smooth Criminal" video, spinning on his head like a Dreidel, and landing perfectly every time.
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SOROS GROUP PULLS OUT OF HUNGARY AS ORBAN GOVERNMENT FLOATS &aposSTOP SOROS&apos PACKAGE The law would punish individuals engaging in such activities with up to 12 months in jail.
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At least four tribal nations, as well as the NCAI and the Native American Rights Fund, pledged to uphold the Paris Agreement, even as the US federal government pulls out.
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"I literally dictated the words to my [former] wife Suzanne on the way to the session," says Love, 75, as he pulls out into afternoon traffic onto Coldwater Canyon Drive.
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The third part of the four-hour documentary features a scene where Putin pulls out a smartphone and shows Stone what he says are Russian forces fighting ISIS in Syria.
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OkCupid director of product Nick Saretzky explained to me that software automatically pulls out words to populate Discovery, but a human has to approve what makes it into the app.
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Again, Musk noted that he's not sure which way Trump will ultimately swing, but his statement of intent about what will happen if the U.S. pulls out is pretty straightforward.
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For a small fund, if just one investor pulls out that can be the end of the business: 75% of the funds that closed in 2015 managed less than $100m.
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In the video (which is not for the faint of heart), Davis pulls out a umbolith, which is a mass of sebum and keratin, also known as a navel blackhead.
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Analysts say the nuclear agreement, touted at the time as a breakthrough reducing the risk of a devastating wider war in the Middle East, could collapse if Washington pulls out.
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Also for a ride-hailing situation, the system could be used to monitor "activity" — so if a passenger pulls out a cigarette or beer bottle, the driver will be flagged.
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Or worse, when the occasional person still pulls out a checkbook and writes a personal check, carefully noting their purchases in the register while the line stacks up behind them.
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Earlier on Tuesday, another former Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, told "CBS This Morning" it wouldn't be "the end of the world" if the administration pulls out of the deal.
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Pershing's predecessor, Todd Stern, said in February there would be "diplomatic consequences" if the next president pulls out of the climate deal, which was signed in New York on Friday.
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Russia has warned of a new arms race if the U.S. pulls out of the landmark Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty — and there were the rumblings of one on Wednesday.
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Planned Parenthood withdraws from Title X funding so it can keep referring patients for abortions; an attack in Afghanistan leaves some worried of more violence if the US pulls out.
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Nicolas Sarkozy, who has been running for president in France, threatened trade retaliation in the form of a carbon tax on US exports if Trump pulls out of the deal.
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She pulls out her vintage nonstick skillet, so scratched that it seasons everything with little black flakes of no-longer-sticking-to-anything-except-the-food-you-swallow 1960s Teflon.
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It's like being on an airplane with someone who pulls out a guitar; it's kind of embarrassing, like they want you to ask them to do a song or something.
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" In any case, New Hampshire will likely provide a major bounce — in polling, media coverage, and fundraising — for whichever candidate pulls out a win or overperforms in the "expectations game.
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If Mr. Ossoff pulls out a victory, Mr. Swint said, Democrats will probably use it to show Mr. Trump's weakness — "that this guy is a lame duck already," he said.
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Of course, the real proof of the charade will come the next time Mueller pulls out his pen to sign off on a new subpoena involving someone close to Trump.
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But the announcement on Sunday took the SDF by surprise, and the military group released a statement warning of consequences if the U.S. pulls out and allows Turkey to invade.
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But if the United States pulls out of the agreement, it will be up to the Energy Department to approve future gas exports considered to be in the national interest.
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EU COULD ADD U.S. TARIFF: French presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy said that if Trump pulls out of the Paris pact, he'll seek a European Union tax on United States imports.
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Anyone who pulls out the drive and reads the memory card with their computer will see the drive's contents, including the giant database of personal records, if it hasn't been wiped.
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Deputy Oil Minister Amirhossein Zamaninia also said that Iran considered the deal alive "if we can continue to sell our oil and its products", even if the United States pulls out.
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Dany once again pulls out this spectacular coat, except it is now streaked with red — zoom in and study the original one extensively and there is no obvious red in it.
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HOWARD MARKS: Well, that -- I mean, it's kind of like you go to a doctor and he pulls out a really big hypodermic and you say 'I must have a problem.
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But TWD, having used a tiger and a man named Jesus to spruce up its standalone threads, pulls out yet another trick to turn Tara's excursion into a world-building exercise.
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But this transition is part of a broader divorce settlement that is still being negotiated, and will not be legally watertight until it is finalised before Britain pulls out in March.
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" Standing above the chicken covered in blood, Moon reaches inside the headless fowl, pulls out its heart and says, "I think we need to get the heart of the matter here.
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As he pulls out of his driveway, the second shift worker sees a guy two houses down, sitting on the front porch, drinking a cup of coffee and reading the paper.
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As the characters fight across the dam, one of them pulls out the lancer, a giant machine gun with a chainsaw at the end—a defining feature of the Gears series.
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Players control a Dota 22 courier, a non-playable character that delivers items in Dota 22, that pulls out the "chess pieces" onto the board, earned by spending gold and resources.
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Kyrie stopped and chatted with the guy ... and then, the big moment happened -- Irving reaches into his pocket, pulls out the cash and hands it right to his new friend. BOOM!!!!
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Danske's shared services centre in Vilnius will stay when the bank pulls out of the Baltic countries and Russia in the wake of one of the largest-ever money laundering scandals.
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On a cold January night at the King Cole Bar inside of The St. Regis Mexico City, Pepe Ventura pulls out a bottle of Mezcal Unión to make his Karwinskii Daiquiri.
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If the United States pulls out of Syria now and leaves the fragments of the stabilization task undone, then the next version of ISIS may well rear its head in 2019.
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So when it comes time for her son's school picture day, the mom of two pulls out all the stops to make sure Cree is at the top of his game.
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I love the removable floor of the roosting section, which pulls out in a second, and thanks to its plastic construction and clever grille design, I can easily pressure-wash it.
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He pulls out a Tupperware box of lentils and an apple, and I start to feel slightly self-conscious about the huge bowl of perfectly yellow custard in front of me.
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But if the US pulls out, Zarif said Iran wouldn't renegotiate a new accord — which could potentially put Tehran on the path toward a nuclear weapon and hurt America's diplomatic credibility.
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He goes to the top shelf of his wine cellar and pulls out a 2008 bottle of red Lebanese Heritage Family Reserve, which sells for £39 a bottle at the restaurant.
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Banks in Britain can currently trade across the bloc's single market under European "passporting" rules, but this is expected to end after the UK pulls out of the EU in 2019.
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However, there is currently political unrest in Iran, and analysts worry that if Mr. Trump pulls out of the deal, Iranians could shift blame from the regime to the United States.
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But when one defendant decides to cooperate with the government in a plea deal, that defense lawyer typically pulls out rather than antagonize the prosecutors who can influence the client's sentence.
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But at other times, she has been Mr. Trump's explainer and defender to the world even as he pulls out of international agreements and seeks to slash the American diplomatic corps.
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Toward the end of the piece, the screen is filled with a video shot from a train as it pulls out of the town station and trundles through a barren countryside.
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If the U.S. pulls out all its troops from northeast Syria, the Damascus government - backed by Russia - may try to retake control of much of the region not seized by Turkey.
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If the U.S. pulls out all its troops from northeast Syria, the Damascus government - backed by Russia - may try to retake control of much of the region not seized by Turkey.
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Asked about maize—Uganda's most ubiquitous crop, which accounts for about 22019% of people's overall calorie intake—she pulls out a record book and phones her husband to check the numbers.
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The shooter appears to already be wearing a cloak and hood as they stand up, walk from side-to-side and then pulls out a shotgun and fires off 2 rounds.
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Often, the error that leads to an unnecessary shooting — and perhaps bias as a driving factor of the excessive force — comes long before an officer pulls out his or her gun.
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Examples include trichotillomania, in which a patient pulls out their hair; delusional parasitosis, when patients think they're infested with insects or other living creatures; and neurotic excoriations, also known as skin picking.
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Washington has been trying to reach agreement with Turkey, which considers the U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish YPG militia a terrorist organization, for the safety of the YPG fighters after it pulls out.
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Rubio said support is broad within the Senate to push back against the White House if it eased sanctions before Russia pulls out of Ukraine, potentially enough to overcome any Trump veto.
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Before I can ask why, he pulls out a blowtorch and ignites a slender piece of cassia bark, the brasher cousin of demure Ceylon cinnamon, so that it smolders like a cigar.
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Iran says the nuclear deal is not renegotiable and it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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" He pulls out an original model from his bag: "This one is from a specialist German trader, who rates them according to how good they are, and this is the highest grade.
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Next, he opens up a closet and pulls out a duffle-bag filled with all the Eagles gear a fan could possibly need, which included a hat, a jersey and a keychain.
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And proponents of the Amazon deal in Queens often say that another corporation will fill the void if Amazon pulls out, making no difference to the eventual effect on Long Island City.
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It's my son I'm here for, and he pulls out a box of toy trucks from under a chair as if he's been coming forever, knows the whispered history of the place.
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During our conversation, Lobosvsky pulls out a bike pedal printed on the machine that a Formlabs employee has been using for a year on the bike he uses to commute into work.
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Cyrus was real into Frankie Vargas, so he pulls out that tiny little knife we all used to open up the foil on our red wine tonight and prepares to shank Rowan.
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In episode 3, while trying to understand what exactly the pollywog is, Dustin pulls out a book and points to a species of frogs whose tadpoles develop outside the water: Indirana semipalmata.
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The adults only all-inclusive spot pulls out all the stops — think unique, locally-sourced dining and cocktails, spacious rooms, handscrafted beachside snacks and drinks, land and water sports, and daily events.
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"When you go to SNL and Leslie pulls out reno plans to review," Jonathan writes on this Instagram of the group, which also includes Drew's fiancée, Linda Phan, and Jonathan's girlfriend, Jacinta.
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As such, by next Tuesday (unless anyone pulls out of the race beforehand) we will know the two remaining candidates that will face a final vote by the entire Conservative party membership.
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When Baracka rams his bone blades into the skull of a victim, pulls out their brain, and bites into it, causing blood to splatter across the screen, I gag just a little.
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However, the threat of suspension - imposed only after appeals have been exhausted - has already cost UBS, since any IPO candidate whose sole sponsor pulls out must begin the entire listing process again.
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If Trump actually pulls out of Paris, in short, he will accomplish one thing: to confirm for the entire world, in a single move, that America has indeed elected an incompetent President.
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Iran has been threatening to ramp up its nuclear activities in the event that the U.S. pulls out, but this shows Iran may be preparing a more measured response to Trump's move.
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Despite Perry's attempts ("She pulls out her phone to get the words for "Oh Happy Day,"" said Sister Rita Callinan, 77, at the time), the nuns still wanted to go with Hollister.
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When I ask how she is now, Pam pulls out her wallet and hands me a yearbook photo of a dimpled high school girl with a sweet smile and a faux-hawk.
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He hangs up the phone, sighing in resignation, then opens his desk drawer, pulls out a pair of leather gloves, puts them on, and then reveals a sleek pistol with a silencer.
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They buy a tape or a t-shirt, which she pulls out of a big cardboard box that usually lives in the back of her car, but lives on her lap now.
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Even the packaging the buttons come in is accessible: A single strip of tape pulls out and causes the whole box to unfold, and then everything is in non-sealed reusable bags.
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But when he pulls out a clipboard, pencil and measuring tape, I begin to suspect that those homeowners up on ladders are just putting a happy face on an otherwise grinding chore.
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Callimachi: And when the U.S. finally pulls out, and the last soldiers leave Iraq in the final weeks of 483 —— Obama: After nearly nine years, America's war in Iraq will be over.
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SI is set to be cleared by the European Union's competition regulators, on condition that NOL pulls out from a rival shipping alliance, two people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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If he pulls out of the Paris Agreement, America will fall behind, lose its leadership role, and the president's words on clean air and clean water will be just another broken promise.
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" When asked about whether any nation, including North Korea, would come to an agreement with Trump if he pulls out of the nuclear deal, Zarif said "countries will make their own decisions.
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One of the most alarming moments in the YouTube video is when Star pulls out a Gucci jacket that he says he forgot to return after realizing it didn&apost fit him.
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More Brazilians were flying to Europe as Brazil pulls out of its worst recession on record and growing demand would push up fare prices if more flights are not added, Noman said.
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When they visit his table, Ms. Boone pulls out a stack of pictures of a younger, fiercer Mr. Schneider, which she presses upon each visitor after her husband has scrawled his autograph.
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Again, missiles not fired over Japan, Guam is not in jeopardy, the Korean peninsula is more safe tonight, hostages released across the DMZ, Trump pulls out, they begged, no, no, no, please, please.
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Trip Advisor Rating: 4.5 out of 5Pros: Chicago's stylishly fun Virgin Hotel pulls out all the stops for their furry guests, including in-room amenities, seasonal Yappy Hours, and legendary dog birthday parties.
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If a candidate who has won primaries pulls out before the convention takes place — that's what happened with Huckabee in 2008 — his or her delegates become unpledged and pick another candidate to support.
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On Wednesday, the rapper released the killer visuals for her latest single, "Press," which begin with a sexy ménage à trois scene that quickly turns violent when Cardi, 26, pulls out a handgun.
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I think the Chinese and many other people were concerned that, if the United States pulls out of the Paris agreement, that China would feel a lot of pressure to do the same.
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Before they leave, he rummages through an '80s costume designer's closet and pulls out ankle-length slacks and a Hawaiian-print button down shirt, which he proceeds to tuck into the aforementioned pants.
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With his knife, he cuts a hole in the car's tire, shoves his hand in and pulls out a ragged pellet of aluminum: part of the frying pan that formed the IED's container.
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Researchers project that, should China and India exceed their goals, we may still see an overall decrease in global greenhouse gas emissions, even as the US pulls out and fails its target goals.
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When Anika stands over his sick bed, punctures his air bag and threatens to kill him if he doesn't comply with her, he pulls out a gun that's been hiding under the blankets.
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Our protagonist walks to the top of a non-descript building, pulls out a sniper rifle, and sets his sight on the man leading proceedings: white shirt, red tie, maybe a little overweight.
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I had a patient come in a while back and she say, "I want you to do a natural breast augmentation on me," and then she pulls out a picture of Victoria Beckham.
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Feeling down, he dips a pink, clammy hand inside his dinner jacket and pulls out a pamphlet: A Beginners Guide to Profiting from Your Unwanted Concert Seats by Fleecing the Upper-Middle Classes.
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You won't smell much of anything as it cures, since it generally is wrapped in plastic for many reasons, mostly because the meat gets quite wet as the salt pulls out the water.
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As the Rev-9 sets his sights on Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes), Grace pulls out a few hard-hitting moves along with a sledgehammer to try to put a stop to the mission.
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Although polls consistently show Canadians are split over the merits of a trade deal, Canada needs to diversify exports to offset the possible damage done if the United States pulls out of NAFTA.
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Don pulls out the tray, puts it in the sink, and props up a little stick in the freezer, pushing up the ice maker's metal wand in an attempt to stop the leak.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has praised European signatories of the deal for trying to keep it alive, but has demanded tangible reaction if the United States pulls out of the accord.
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NATO member Turkey's S-400 deal with Moscow has angered the United States, which has threatened to remove Ankara from its F-35 fighter jet programme unless Turkey pulls out of the deal.
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"We have an arm that pulls out the burgers, but that's probably 5 percent of the complexity" of the full Creator robot run by 350 sensors, 50 actuators and 20 computers, Vardakostas scoffs.
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"If the U.S. pulls out of TPP, that will certainly increase China's influence in Asia," said Kanti Bajpai, Professor of Asian Studies at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore.
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If the United States pulls out of the nuclear accord, as it appears set to do by the May 12 deadline, it will put itself on a path of military confrontation with Iran.
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E&E News reported that the current version of the study pulls out its conclusions about cheap gas and electricity demand, and a spokeswoman told the paper the draft report is not current.
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Unless someone else pulls out something truly mind-blowing during the final hours of CES 2020, Apple's ultra-comfy, noise-canceling AirPods Pro are pretty much the wireless earbuds to beat right now.
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She pulls out her phone, opens the Lyft app and hails a carpool ride to get to her office at Compass, a real estate startup, shaving time and stress from her daily commute.
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This is good for a laugh (and there are more to come), but once Danny pulls out of the impossible space and tools around downtown Manhattan, a different side of the character appears.
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"'Set It Off' shamelessly pulls out every dramatic stop to make you care about these women enough to want them to succeed," Stephen Holden wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Anyone who pulls out a camera, rides a bike or skateboard, loiters, plays music, gathers in a group, or pays too close attention to anything will trigger a reaction from the security staff.
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Even if Sanders pulls out wins in Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois, as long as Hillary Clinton prevails in North Carolina and Florida (which she almost certainly will) she'll still possess a significant delegate lead.
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Senator Michaels is one of Mellie's first opponents, so Olivia calls him and pulls out an envelope to blackmail the senator into voting her way about free college because Olivia is bonkers these days.
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WARNING: VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC LANGUAGE The officer soon pulls out a baton as he repeatedly shouts at bystanders to "get back," while a second officer holds the previously detained boy down on the ground.
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But their EU "passports", which enable them to operate throughout Europe from a single office in London, are set to be lost once the UK pulls out of the bloc in two years' time.
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"This lady walks through the crowd with this giant big black bag and inside she pulls out these homemade cornhole sets with my logos all over them," he said, revealing his favorite fan gift.
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But if the US pulls out of the Paris Climate Agreement, for example, and turns away from clean energy development, it's not just their companies that will suffer, it's our economy and the environment.
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A trembling and intimidated Altrincham pulls out his pre-written piece of paper and reads the main suggestions, from eliminating the elitist Debutant's Ball to allowing divorced people to move freely in royal circles.
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I'm very pleased that the Chinese government here in Marrakech has made clear that they intend to stay the course no matter what—even if President-Elect Trump pulls out of the Paris Agreement.
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In the video, a woman sporting a red Make America Great Again hat pulls out her phone and starts recording herself loudly protesting a proposed initiative to make Tucson a sanctuary city for immigrants.
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Beekeeper Uwe Marth pulls out a honeycomb produced in the hive he tends beneath the dome of the neo-baroque landmark, a tourist magnet in the German capital — and home to perhaps 30,000 bees.
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BQ: Are there new opportunities for leadership for Canada to provide a link between Asia and Europe if America (and Britain after Brexit) pulls out of the post-World War II established world order?
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It said the presentation was unlikely to affect U.S. or European decision-making and maintained its view that there is a 60-percent chance Trump pulls out of the nuclear deal on May 12.
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E&E News reported Monday that the current version of the study pulls out its conclusions about cheap gas and electricity demand, and a spokeswoman told the paper the draft report is not current.
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One concern, the source said, is that if the US pulls out troops without a deal with the Taliban, the Afghan government would fall, which could potentially see al Qaeda returning to the capital.
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But if instead it's a great night for Democrats — say, if Northam pulls out a strong victory and his party makes significant gains in the state House — it will likely be Republicans who panic.
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His main concern is that A.B.I. could pressure RateBeer to put its products front and center on the site, influencing a browser in the beer aisle who pulls out a phone to check reviews.
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Every so often, a performer drifts or rushes into an apparent digression, as when one, who self-identifies as a "sex educator," pulls out a few of his flogging whips and begins twirling them.
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Vito pulls out old chrome plates, scratched by God knows how many spoons scraping up every last dribble of melted ice cream and marshmallow, that look like they could have come from Paul Revere's workshop.
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As the viewer pulls out a typically uncomfortable cultural artifact like a pregnancy test from a cabinet, a corresponding sound is emitted from the box, in this case the agitating sound of a ticking clock.
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And when I got down on one knee and proposed and she was struck mute, I figured I would give a speech and she would say yes, but instead she pulls out her own ring.
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Every time the audience thinks it understands the games being played and tries to get ahead of the film, the story pulls out a new development, all the way up to the film's final moments.
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" In the end, a cast of bakers (usually 12) is cast — though Beattie told the Radio Times, "We usually have two standbys, just in case someone pulls out at the last minute or is ill.
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In it, a long-haired man is seen teasing his anus with a finger while standing on a bus stop before a fellow partier then pulls out his penis and urinates in the man's hair.
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Nailing his lines after a few minutes, Johnson pulls out his iPhone and asks a stage hand to snap a photo of him in a celebratory pose with the backdrop of the near-empty theatre.
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New French doors leading to the outside, a commercial range and space-saving tricks, like an additional table that pulls out from the cabinets, ensure she has plenty of surface area to prep her meals.
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A quick comparison with a 3D printed replica, however—which Grigonis pulls out as an example of what the Mütter can send over for exhibitions at other museums—will reorient your perceptions in an instant.
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Iran says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes and that it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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The United States' credibility for diplomacy with China, our allies and our adversaries will be crippled if the United States unilaterally pulls out of the Iran agreement without clear and compelling evidence of Iranian noncompliance.
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Oil prices, which have risen on worries about Washington's possible withdrawal from the Iran agreement, are unlikely to take a leg higher even if the U.S. ultimately pulls out of deal, according to one expert.
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While Britain's stock exchange pulls out all the stops to woo Saudi Aramco, some leading British fund managers who would be among potential investors have expressed reservations about the oil titan's corporate governance and valuation.
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Once Yoshi saws off the head, he pulls out a pair of ice packs from inside the fish and the crowd's eyes pop in surprise, a moment that Way equates to a Christmas morning unwrapping.
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Though she later apologized for the statement and said it was taken out of context, it clearly articulated her priorities — a statement to remember whenever the Beltway establishment pulls out its violins over dead children.
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When I ask what's in the folder, Thomson pulls out extensive printed maps of London and Windsor, where she and Evelyn are off to tomorrow for the second day of their south coast 'Spoons tour.
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In the video clip from a CNN debate, the Democratic presidential rivals are discussing gun control when a smirking Sanders pulls out a gun, edited into the video, and shoots Clinton, the Democratic front-runner.
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BREAKING LATE THIS A.M. -- *GRITS TEETH, FAKES A SMILE AND PULLS OUT HIS LUCKY PEN*: President Trump quietly signed legislation this morning hitting Russia with new sanctions and limiting his administration's ability to lift them.
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And if Mr. Trump pulls out of the Iran deal, Mr. Kim may well wonder why he should negotiate with the United States if a subsequent president can simply pull the plug on any agreement.
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Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, serves on two advisory councils to the President, and he said Wednesday that he would resign his positions if the Trump administration pulls out of the agreement.
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But whether he actually pulls out of it — and he can't without Congress's support — experts say Trump's trade policies are already "hollowing out the WTO from within" and damaging U.S. business prospects around the world.
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"Ang is working with $100,000 cameras and the 3-D and trying to get the focal points, and I'm like," and here, Smith pulls out his cellphone and mimes taking a goofy selfie with Lee.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 22 (Reuters) - South African investment company African Rainbow Capital (ARC) will increase its shareholding in Alexander Forbes Group Holdings Limited to 13% after Mercer Africa pulls out, all three companies said on Wednesday.
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If Tehran remains in the pact with the Europeans, they will lose some financial benefits of the deal because there will be a higher risk for companies investing in Iran if the US pulls out.
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Here's how it works: After the cookies have risen a bit in the hot oven, she pulls out the cookie sheet and bangs it hard on top of the stove, or on the oven rack.
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Boek "tailgates him a minute, then he pulls out beside him, rides besides him a couple of seconds ... and then starts to pass him and forces him to a stop in the roadway," Judd said.
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Iran says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes and that it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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The fact that he could lose it by a hair is bad, but even if he pulls out a win by a fraction, pollsters agree it's still a bad sign for GOP chances in 2018.
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He doesn't claim to be any sort of expert and is the first to admit that his recipe is still evolving with every brisket that he pulls out of the smokers in his small kitchen.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP AND JIMMY FALLON ENGAGE IN HEATED WAR OF WORDS Nicole and the family go to a grocery store to find a bargain and she pulls out a box of corned beef from the 1960s.
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In the footage, Jeremy and Chelsey are at a scenic outlook featuring gorgeous views of sandy beaches and lush mountains when the 41-year-old pulls out a ring box, surprising his 28-year-old fiancée.
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There's an alarming scene in Back to The Future 2 where Marty McFly's mom inserts a miniature pizza into something akin to a microwave and two seconds later pulls out a family-sized deep dish pizza.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Donald Trump will regret it if he pulls out of the nuclear deal with Iran, President Hassan Rouhani said on Monday, warning the U.S. president that Tehran's response would be stronger than he thinks.
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This is the time of the year when Google pulls out all the stops to showcase how its software is smarter and more forward-looking than the products from its rivals Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft.
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If Britain pulls out of the single market when it leaves the EU, lawyers say, seeking a similar equivalence decision from Brussels may be the only realistic option for its banks to continue serving continental customers.
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Blood might drain from your face at the cost of manuka honey (30 quid a jar, if you're wondering) and you might scoff at Scarlett Johansson's claims that it "pulls out the impurities" from the skin.
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Several sources familiar with the negotiations said that if Trump pulls out, a question for the Europeans will be whether this would be the start of a much harder U.S. line toward Iran, including military confrontation.
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But even if the pro-European Remain cause pulls out a victory, the popular hostility against the decades-long process of European integration — evident not only in Britain but across the Continent — underscores a defining weakness.
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But Obama said if the U.S. pulls out, it would deal a blow to the economy by making goods more expensive and lead to the loss of manufacturing jobs by driving up the cost of exports.
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We are one of those states that in a couple of weeks if [the insurer] Medica pulls out, we'll have 220 of our 95 counties won't have any insurance, even for people who have the subsidies.
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They take the viewer on a slow pan across six pieces — some right up against the surface so I can see the sumptuous textures of paint — and then pulls out slowly to gather up the whole.
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Iran pulls out of a landmark nuclear dealOn Sunday, in direct response to Trump&aposs strike, Iran officially withdrew from the landmark 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), better known as the Iran nuclear deal.
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Resources cannot escape capacity markets unless their entire utility pulls out, per the original FRR, which is an incredibly difficult and onerous process (though Illinois has a bill before the legislature that would do just that).
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We are one of those states that in a couple of weeks if [the insurer] Medica pulls out, we'll have 220 of our 95 counties won't have any insurance ,even for people who have the subsidies.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has said Tehran will stick to the agreement as long as the other signatories do, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out, as Trump has threatened to do.
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America is on the brink of an extreme-right backlash, facing white supremacy and, most likely, a plummeting economy and ravaged environment in the years to come — especially if Trump pulls out of the Paris Agreement.
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McClay has also said it would be "interesting" to see whether momentum builds around the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, an Asian trade pact that includes China and India, if the United States pulls out of the TPP.
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The Islamic Republic says its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes and that it will stick to the accord as long as the other signatories respect it, but will "shred" the deal if Washington pulls out.
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As part of the proposal, Inslee aims to have the US achieve net-zero emissions, meaning the country would no longer emit more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than it pulls out, by 2045 at the latest.
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The good doctor also shows you exactly how much gunk he pulls out of the ear in question at the end of each video by lining up the wax and dead skin next to a ruler. Gross!
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But the currency has also been weakend by the popular protests and worries that Iran's economic ties with foreign countries could be damaged further if the United States pulls out of the agreement on Tehran's nuclear programme.
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Swalwell pulls out his cellphone, holds it within selfie range and launches an impromptu session of Facebook Live from his kitchen, in a kind of modern twist on President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's intimate 'fireside chat' radio addresses.
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From his beloved portrayal of a misfit magician in the Pitch Perfect movies to an anxiety-ridden teen in Broadway's Dear Evan Hansen musical, Platt, 25, routinely pulls out all the stops to connect with his audience.
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In footage from PEOPLE's video series, The Upbeat — in association with Citi — an expectant mom from Illinois is opening gifts while seated next to her sweetheart when she pulls out a t-shirt with a special message.
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As the host reminds viewers to always do their homework on their stock picks, the host pulls out the books to study up on the equities that he knows little about when callers ask about the names.
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On the right side of the whale, a scientist cutting through flesh pulls out worm-like endoparasites—those would be parasites that live inside their host, common for a whale—and puts them in a plastic baggy.
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This convincing remixed trailer pulls out all the stops to make the 2007 Michael Bay-directed film seem like a monster B-movie from 1950s — complete with emphatic text overlays, an epic musical score and dramatic voiceovers.
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Displaying a gloating pride as he plunges his hand straight into his own time and in an almost mysterious way pulls out a pair of glasses that is perfectly adapted to the shape of the client's face.
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" US PULLS OUT OF UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL: Trump administration officials on Tuesday said the U.S. has pulled out of the United Nations Human Rights Council, saying that the international body is "not worthy of its name.
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"I see that extending across the Canadian border if the U.S. pulls out of Paris," said Lisa DeMarco, a senior partner with DeMarco, Allan, a Toronto-based climate law firm that advises Canadian provinces and international businesses.
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What makes Dragon Quest Builders work — at least during the early portion of the game that I played — is that it pulls out the best elements from both franchises, and then puts them together in smart ways.
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Eggplant Parmesan benefits from San Marzano tomatoes cooked down with whole onions and bunches of basil that the chef later pulls out so that what's left is a thick red cover of sauce that's sweet and bright.
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"The only way they're going to get any attention is if Tim Kaine pulls out his cellphone and tweets about a Mike Pence sex tape," Bloomberg Politics Managing Editor Mark Halperin said on "Meet the Press" Sunday.
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In one of his videos, where he shows viewers what's in his Birkin, he pulls out a pink drill, a pink comb that's actually a knife, a pink mace gun, and a Swarovski crystal–encrusted fake handgun.
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Eight people gather to watch our bus pull forward and back twenty-seven times, and I'm pretty sure one woman even pulls out a rosary to pray for us and the cars on either side of us.
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"I shook his hand and said, the elevators will be ready to go when she pulls out or you can fire me," he told a Washington audience at the Center for a New American Security think tank.
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It is Brutus who is on the receiving end of the agonizing Caesar's anguished cry of "Et tu, Brute" — and then he pulls out a gun, which looks rather awkward, given that he is wearing a toga.
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First, the Chev gets stuck and then the Ford gets stuck, but the Chev will get unstuck when the Dodge shows up, however, the Dodge gets stuck in a tractor rut but it eventually pulls out the Ford.
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He told the outlet he also kept a gun in his truck — which he claimed he only pulls out to protect himself — but he didn't take it out once he saw Evans' son in the car with her.
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Sansa pulls out her dragonglass dagger, indicating that it's time to fight, and Tyrion looks at her lovingly, draws his own dagger, takes her hand and kisses it, and sharply inhales before stepping out from their hiding place.
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He told the outlet he also keeps a gun in his truck — which he claimed he only pulls out to protect himself — but he didn't take it out once he saw Evans' son in the car with her.
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Polls show Canadians are split over the merits of a trade deal, but Canada needs to diversify exports to offset the possible damage done if U.S. President Donald Trump pulls out of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Iran has reaffirmed its commitment to the deal and U.N. inspectors have verified Tehran is complying with its terms, but Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has threatened to "shred" the pact if the United States pulls out.
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"This opens up opportunities for other countries to occupy the power vacuum that the U.S. is leaving when it pulls out of these sorts of agreements," said director at the Australian National University's Climate Change Institute, Mark Howden.
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The case will continue -- unless the White House pulls out now, which they would be wise to do -- and eventually Judge Kelly will rule on whether the order requiring the return of the hard pass should become permanent.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Monday that Iran would remain in the 2015 nuclear deal even if President Trump pulls out, so long as Iranian interests area are "guaranteed" by the other parties to the deal, Reuters reports.
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And our analyst looks at the contradictions in Mr. Trump's two nuclear confrontations: If he pulls out of the agreement with Iran, how will he convince Kim Jong-un that North Korea can trust a deal to disarm?
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Jerry Brown of California hosted the Global Climate Action Summit, an effort to show that even if the United States pulls out of the Paris climate agreement, governors, mayors and business executives can still push for green goals.
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If the U.S. pulls out of NAFTA, the Mexican peso could lose as much as another 10 percent, but the U.S. dollar could also get slammed against major world currencies, according to Jens Nordvig, CEO of Exante Data.
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Even as CLF pulls out of the race, the NRCC is still set to spend $3.7 million in the district (including future ad reservations), and Republicans are still outspending Democrats here by about a 3-to-2 margin.
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"If the U.S. pulls out of Paris, then indeed it will be very hard for the U.S. to sell emission reductions to other countries for achievement of their targets under the Paris Agreement," he said in an email.
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If she wins, her leadership can't be challenged by the party for 12 months, though some UK observers have suggested that if May pulls out a win by a narrow margin, she may feel pressured to resign anyway.
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Then he pulls out his wallet and gives me $300 bills, says not to worry about the show, that it's his fault for not checking the schedule, and he apologizes I had to drive so far for nothing.
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If the U.S. — the world's second-largest emitter, responsible for 18 percent of global greenhouse gases — pulls out of the agreement, it could tank the historic deal, making it politically acceptable for other countries to shirk their commitments.
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Kristen Wiig's comedy pulls out of Georgia after anti-abortion bill signing Executive producers for "The Power," an Amazon show by Sister Pictures, recently said the creators of the series decided not to scout for filming locations in Georgia.
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"That is not something we are considering," Canete told Reuters when asked whether the EU might slap trade or other sanctions on Washington if Trump pulls out of the landmark 2015 Paris Agreement championed by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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African Rumba (Putumayo) Every so often the safest and most pan-touristic of the shifting cadre of "world" labels digs into its pockets and pulls out something gorgeous that goes down as easy as its target market supposedly insists.
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As she stands on the grass in the 60-degree weather, her legs are already turning purplish with aggravation, and she pulls out a handwritten letter that she's just found, from her cousin Helaine, who sent it in 1986.
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If Barr pulls out, his appearance may get postponed by weeks or months while Democrats launch a subpoena battle against the Department of Justice they are ill-equipped to win, former Hill staffers and legal experts told VICE News.
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What makes Degot's approach to Steirischer Herbst — and here a curator stays on for five years, rather than for a single edition — is that she sets the theme, and then pulls out all the stops to make it happen.
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According to Arunabha Ghosh of the Council on Energy, Environment and Water, a think-tank in Delhi, India's plans will not be affected if America pulls out of the Paris deal since they are in the country's own interests.
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When a sergeant and a recruiter try to conscript her older son, Eilif (Curtiss Cook Jr.), into the ranks, she pulls out a long machete, and Ms. Lewis's hard stare suggests that she would not shy from using it.
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So if the US pulls out of the Iran deal when Iran is in fact complying with it, the other parties to the deal have little reason to join the US in dropping it as well and restarting sanctions.
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WATCH: 'Teen Mom' Star Jenelle Evans Pulls Out a Gun with Son Jace in the Car During Road Rage Incident She escaped as she raced back to the main road, telling Eason that the other driver was following her.
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EditorsNote: Updates with opponent No. 8 Oregon pulls out OT win over No. 15 Arizona LAS VEGAS — Oregon could only watch after squandering a 17-point second-half lead and fouling a shooter with no time left in regulation.
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"If the US pulls out of the deal, there's no guarantee that our European allies and Russia and China would walk away from the deal," Kelsey Davenport, the director for nonproliferation policy at the Arms Control Association, told me.
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While this doesn't bode well if a country like the United States pulls out of the Paris Agreement, it doesn't stop local states such as California from adopting the study's approach to spurring rapid changes at their own level.
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Instead, it will be how Syrian President Iranian and Russian allies react, and whether the White House pulls out of the Iran nuclear deal and re-imposes sanctions on the OPEC producer that will determine any move toward $80.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May 17 (Reuters) - The Canadian government's optimism that outside investors would be interested in taking over a Kinder Morgan Canada oil pipeline project if the company pulls out might be misplaced, said energy industry sources and analysts.
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Participants were asked whether they had ever had an intraoral exam for cancer, in which the dentist pulls out their tongue and checks the insides of the cheeks, or an extraoral exam in which the dentist checks the neck.
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As the tenor is splattering blood, she pulls out a flask that she has filled with petrol, pours the liquid into her mouth, and spits it at his face, lighting it with a match as it passes between them.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May said last week that Britain would leave the single market when it pulls out of the EU in a clean break with the other 27 EU members, rejecting the option of a Norway-style relationship.
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He tweeted earlier today: He was tweeting about this story by Margot Sanger-Katz about parts of the United States that are in danger of having no health insurance companies offering Obamacare plans next year, especially if Anthem pulls out.
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But the country wants to assure America that if the U.S. pulls out of the INF Treaty, as the U.S. State Department threatened to do yesterday, Russia is ready to go so far as to attack European countries if it must.
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The mountain is a zoo as usual, so I decide to just drop off lunch and go back home, but a car pulls out right in front of me and I pull in as a reflex and then decide to stay.
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How many times have you rolled your eyes when someone pulls out, say, a less-popular brand of smartphone (come on, that character would definitely have an iPhone) or mentioned an item that has little relevance to the current scene?
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This time around, when Alan sees Nadia heading down the path that will result in her death-by-cab, he pulls out all the stops to get his friend to leave her cursed evening with the awful Mike (Jeremy Bobb).
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And once the jams and cautionary tales taper off, Still Brazy pulls out its "Trump" card: a concluding trio of socially-motivated rallying cries that are as vital as any other political music released in the Black Lives Matter era.
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But then, to keep you from splattering because you did not actually leave Earth's gravitational pull, the plane pulls out of its descent, and you experience gravity rushing back — to a maximum of 1.8 Gs — as the plane starts another climb.
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We knew musically that that song was a bold choice for the second record, but it was what we wanted to be doing — it pulls out gospel and soul, and it had this texture to it that was exciting to us.
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Jeremiah fails to do that, though, when he wears suspenders on his date with Kortni, constantly chooses cleaning the kitchen as his late-night drunk activity of choice and pulls out dance moves that welcome comparison to a less attractive superhero.
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In between the flashes of honky-tonk energy on Angelica Rockne's forthcoming debut, Queen of San Antonio—when the singer-songwriter dips back into the country canon and pulls out dive-bar dust-ups and cosmic clutter—there are torch songs.
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I'm not sure what the best part of all this is—when Joanna brushes off Penne's lame attempt to steal her prop thunder, or when she unflinchingly pulls out a SECOND pasta-based trinket when the first is cast aside.
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Then Rai pulls out those four models of fetuses at different stages in a pregnancy, although doctors may take issue with their anatomical accuracy -- the model representing the development of a 12 week fetus has perfectly formed fingers and toes.
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Utrecht, Netherlands (Reuters) - Coming to a stop outside yet another front door on Utrecht's narrow streets, 25-year-old Susann Huber gets out of her electric minivan, pulls out a crate of groceries and hands them over to a waiting customer.
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U.S. officials said on Thursday the United States would end its air campaign against Islamic State in Syria when it pulls out troops, sealing an abrupt reversal of policy which has alarmed Western allies as well as Washington's Kurdish battlefield allies.
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She pulls out the catalogue from Spine, her recent exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, and flips through image after black-and-white image of girls posed against blank backgrounds, their backs to the viewer, their shoulder blades protruding.
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Roughly an hour after his birth, as the doctor pulls out a long needle and prepares to stick it into my son's spinal canal—a procedure that's painful even to an adult—I ask if this invasive procedure is absolutely necessary.
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He leans back in his chair, pulls out a scrap book, and starts to peruse the pages, flipping through photos and souvenirs from his life—a life that's taken a turn for the better after breaking ties with the Smith clan.
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Some senior US and Israeli officials also worry that Tehran might restart its nuclear program if the Trump administration pulls out of the Iran nuclear deal, which President Trump has threatened to do by a self-imposed May 2000 deadline.
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"If you look at the fundamentals - the issuance picture, the political risks in the periphery - all these things are going to come into play when a big player like the ECB pulls out," said Jan von Gerich, chief strategist at Nordea.
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The U.S. won't just hurt its own credibility if it pulls out of the Iran nuclear deal, it will also make it more difficult to pursue dialogue with North Korea, Chinese state media said in an editorial published on Friday morning.
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That's why it's always incredibly satisfying when French pulls out her favorite party trick at the end of one of her books, which is to reveal that the woman the narrator most underestimated is the key to the whole thing.
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"Here's a guy that used patriotism — whenever somebody pulls out patriotism, uses it in a way to condemn people for their patriotic acts, how they choose to show their patriotism, this is a divisive way to go about it," he said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany and France on Monday vowed to stand by the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers even if the United States pulls out, with the German foreign minister saying the world would be less safe without it.
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But if it pulls out of the union, it will have no more say on European migration policies and no right to help in policing the tunnel entrance in Calais, France, where thousands of migrants trying to reach its shores have massed.
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"I find this work exciting because it pulls out a unifying principle that we can use to understand large classes of far-from-equilibrium systems," said Nicole Yunger Halpern, a quantum physicist at Harvard University who is not involved in the work.
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Later in the episode he pulls out a map and asks to be driven somewhere, which can only mean he's headed to the Saviors to take Simon up on his offer to help him out should there be any unrest at Hilltop.
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But the best part of the whole video has to be when Jenner brings out her chunky black cell-phone, pulls out the antenna, and makes a call to get Brie Larson — the Oscar winner who plays Carol Danvers — a movie deal.
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While sitting in his office in San Antonio, Texas, Gordon Hartman pulls out a postcard he received from a 6-year-old guest who recently visited Morgan's Wonderland, the ultra-accessible theme park he built with special love for those with disabilities.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Europe must make clear how it will react if the United States pulls out of the multinational nuclear deal with Iran and do more to encourage international banks to return to the country, a senior Iranian official said on Tuesday.
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If President Trump pulls out of the Paris Agreement, and thus does not bind himself to honor the U.S. target, it would be perfectly reasonable for many other countries to impose border tax adjustments on products coming in based on their carbon content.
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It announces iPhone recycling programs and pulls out is iPhone-recycling robots Liam and Daisy, which are proprietary to Apple and are not capable of handling the recycling volume associated with the hundreds of millions of iPhones that are sold each year.
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President Donald Trump stands to score political points with his base if he pulls out of the Paris climate agreement, but the move would do little to advance his pro-fossil fuel agenda and could strain relations with trading partners, analysts say.
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WASHINGTON/BEIRUT (Reuters) - The United States will likely end its air campaign against Islamic State in Syria when it pulls out troops, U.S. officials said on Thursday, as President Donald Trump defended the planned withdrawal against criticism from allies abroad and at home.
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After driving through some beautiful canyons on twisty roads, the man stops the car, climbs out, and pulls out his "lucky coin" — a Kennedy half dollar from 1982, the year the original DeLorean Motor Company went bankrupt — and tosses it into a ravine.
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If government waste is your biggest concern, you want a member of Congress who'll caucus with the Republicans, because if you have a mole you want removed, and your dermatologist pulls out a jackhammer, you can be pretty sure he'll get it.
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And if the Facebook founder pulls out of meeting simply because a majority of MEPs have voted to do the equivalent of "Facebook Live" the hearing, well, it's hard to see a way for the company to salvage any face at all.
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"Going through her YMC collection on a rail, she pulls out a black silk dress that she says she might send to 'Kim' [who, as the world knows, has recently given birth to their second child, a son named Saint]," Finnigan says.
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Queen Oprah is ready, "Wonder Woman popcorn buckets, and guess what Wonder Woman cuffs all just arrived," she says making her arms into an X. In a separate video series, she pulls out additional swag for her young guests: themed flip-flops.
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" TRUMP PULLS OUT VISUAL AIDS ON ISIS: Trump is again claiming victory is near against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), this time relying on visual aides to argue the terrorist group would lose its remaining territory in Syria "by tonight.
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NATO allies led by Germany pressed U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at a meeting in Brussels to give diplomacy a final push before Washington pulls out of the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty, fearing a new arms race in Europe.
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Another time we were sat by the river, the sun's going down and we're taking puffs from a vafoor, which is a traditional opium pipe, and this guy just pulls out his phone and shows me a picture of him in full uniform.
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If anything, its influence is growing, with or without the blessing of Brussels bureaucrats, who will go on using it after Britain pulls out partly because Ireland and Malta, which have English as an official language, will still be members of the union.
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Gina Tognoni's character Phyllis' life spirals out of control when her secret affair with her brother in law is discovered, while Summer's (Hunter King) family pulls out all the stops to get Luca (Miles Gaston Villanueva) out of her life once and for all.
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WHITE HOUSE PULLS OUT OF SUMMIT WITH NORTH KOREA&aposS KIM JONG UN Earlier Thursday, the president said that it may take more than one meeting with Kim to agree on a deal to denuclearize the Korean peninsula and suspend North Korea's nuclear program.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The European Investment Bank (EIB), owned by European Union governments, is considering a capital increase to allow some of its shareholders to increase their stake after Britain pulls out of the EU and the EIB in March next year, EU officials said.
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Moving from table to table, the scientists showed how they clean the bone, pulverize it into a powder, add chemicals, incubate the sample, and then place it into a large white auto-extraction machine that pulls out any recoverable DNA from the damaged material.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain wants the United States to take a leading role on addressing climate change, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday but he would not be drawn on what his response would be if President Donald Trump pulls out of the Paris accord.
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While it's easy to attribute her signature, fresh faced look to the luck of the gene pool, she actually has a few super-subtle hair and makeup secrets that she pulls out on the regular — and they're as minimal and chic as she is.
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The singer-songwriter is into connecting with people through her music, hugs, and unconventional ice-breakers like, "Can I vape in here?" which she asks as she pulls out a tiny, shiny, oval-shaped vape out of her wallet during an interview with Refinery29.
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"They say when you eat piure, you'll last all night long," a Chilean fisherman tells me with a huge grin as he reaches into a cooler and pulls out a sea creature that looks like a prop from a low budget sci-fi horror film.
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On Thursday night's episode of Lip Sync Battle, Nina Dobrev performs Marvin Gaye's beloved "Let's Get It On." The Vampire Diaries actress pulls out some seductive moves to wow the audience and score a lip sync touchdown against her opponent, football star Tim Tebow.
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The new figures show that the 210,240 figure isn't really sustainable, yet—it was another of Musk's end-of-quarter rabbit-out-of-the-hat moments, in which he pulls out all the stops to force a result (including, famously, sleeping at the factory).
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All four children received a copy of the 23-minute video filmed in her home by a professional videographer -- and she saved one of the Blu-ray discs for herself, which she pulls out on special occasions and shows to friends who inquire about it.
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ROME (Reuters) - Nationalizing the troubled Ilva steel plant would create problems with the European Commission, and the government should work on a "market solution" if ArcelorMittal pulls out of a contract to take over the site, Italy's Deputy Economy Minister Antonio Misiani said on Tuesday.
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ROME (Reuters) - Nationalizing the troubled Ilva steel plant would create problems with the European Commission, and the government should work on a "market solution" if ArcelorMittal pulls out of a contract to take over the site, Italy's Deputy Economy Minister Antonio Misiani said on Tuesday.
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As we wait for our food and drinks, Yamada, from one of his pockets, pulls out an array of eating and drinking utensils, wrapped in a plastic bag, that he carries with him wherever he eats: forks, knives, spoons, glasses, and even a lobster pick.
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He's breaking down the medical-grade marijuana he'd picked up at the dispensary next door and rolling it into blunts, alternating between tokes and sips from a succession of Coors Lights he pulls out of a mini-cooler next to him on his couch.
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That episode collapses an entire relationship into an afternoon: Though Hannah is standoffish at first, Chuck draws her into an intimate exchange in which he challenges her journalism, flatters her intelligence, scrounges for sympathy, plies her with gifts, and then — oops — pulls out his penis.
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At a political rally in early December, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi quipped that even beggars are warming to digital money—referencing a two-year-old YouTube video in which a homeless person pulls out a card machine for a driver who doesn't have change.
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A peace deal that pulls out American forces but does not disarm the Taliban would give it control of larger parts of Afghanistan, effectively creating a safe haven for terrorist groups that no increase in C.I.A. support to the militias could counter, Mr. Jones warned.
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"These are homemade problems, and we have now all to deal with these homemade problems"Luxembourg PM Xavier Bettel says "some people would love to give the blame to another" over #Brexit, as Boris Johnson pulls out of a press conference over protestshttps://t.
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The basketball Hall of Famer pulls out all the stops in his rap comeback, calling Dame a worse player than Trevor Ariza ... and saying the Portland Trail Blazers point guard can't hold a flame to real MVP candidates like Steph Curry and Russell Westbrook.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Babli has a copy of a month-old Hindi newspaper under her pillow that she regularly pulls out to read about the Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's postponed visit to India - her finger running across the words, connecting her to her homeland.
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People brought their own cushions and blankets for comfort, and at some point, Johnson pulls out a white plastic cutting board, and slices off hunks of brie with a kitchen knife while someone else passes around a new flogger they just bought on a trip to Calgary.
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CNN chief political correspondent Dana BashDana BashFemale lawmakers make bipartisan push for more women in politics at All In Together gala CNN faces backlash for video highlighting white congresswomen as impeachment leaders Giuliani pulls out of event featuring Putin: reports MORE emceed the gala, where Sens.
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Yet, as the country that is home to the world's eighth largest economy slowly pulls out of a long recession with its first annual uptick in GDP last year, increasingly the "Brazilians are coming" to compete in more international markets — and more rapidly than ever before.
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A friend divulges her own pimple-popping routine over lunch as if it were the story of an encounter with a lover: She takes a hot shower to open up the pores, pulls out two clean Q-tips, and goes to work in front of the mirror.
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When Alex mentions that there's a guy who has a crush on him, and he's "not repulsed by the idea," Dell pulls out his penis to prove that Alex couldn't possibly be bisexual (because bisexual people should want to have sex with every human that exists?).
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If the U.S. simply pulls out its troops and the Taliban prevail and establish an Islamic state in all or even part of Afghanistan, it will set an enormous precedent that will embolden Islamic insurgencies everywhere waging war against weak pro-western governments with fragile institutions.
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The trade minister of New Zealand, Todd McClay, said this week that it would be "interesting" to see whether momentum builds around the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), an Asian trade pact that includes China and India, if the United States pulls out of the TPP.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - The United States will no longer be prohibited from having ground-launched intermediate-range missiles once it pulls out of an arms control treaty with Russia on Friday, but funds to test and develop the missiles may soon run out, officials say.
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While Iran has said it will stick with the deal as long as Europe, Russia and China do, Tehran would be tempted to push its boundaries in increments — such as testing more advanced centrifuges or increasing its stockpile of low-enriched uranium — if the U.S. pulls out.
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So to ensure that Lyft maintains some of its power in a situation where one partner creates a competing service, pulls out of the network or takes longer than expected to build the technology, the company is diving into the ever-crowded driverless tech space head first.
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And even if Saccone pulls out a narrow win, the Democrats will say it's a sign that even safe GOP seats are in danger this year, as the Democrats -- more than happy to capitalize on Trump's unpopularity -- try to take back the House and Senate. 3.
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Even as the world's second largest economy pulls out all stops to contain the outbreak, it is keen to revive its vast industry and economic machinery that has been running at breakneck pace for the last four decades, and contributed to social stability in the Communist nation.
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Paprika lets you paste in links for those recipes, pulls out the crucial information (ingredients, directions, servings) from the sometimes endless stories and histories that food blogs insist on including, and saves the info in your own digital cookbook to pull up whenever you need it.
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She prefers chronicling underdogs to celebrities, and when I ask which documentary is her favorite, she pulls out a DVD from her bag about the fight to save a brown pelican soaked in oil found in the waters off New Orleans after the BP spill in 2010.
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"It's like something out of Frankenstein," Roderick says when Faraday pulls out the electroshock device, and the way science and technology pop up through the story helps paint a picture of a mid-century England still uncertain about how the explained fits in with the unexplainable.
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Controls get a bit more complicated in specific instances — the bar turns into a slider when choosing colors, and it pulls out a suite of markup tools for images — but they don't appear to get into the overly complicated realm that bogs down some apps' Touch Bar controls.
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